Sentence examples for fleeing the open from inspiring English sources

I see why people fled cities, and I see why they're fleeing the open Web.

Last week, after Colonel Qaddafi fled, the open cells at Abu Salim began to reveal their secrets.

Fleeing the scene, Cashe opened fire on two strangers, including an 18-year-old high school student waiting at a nearby bus stop.

Even minute additions — like Nabokov's reference to the "frozen wave" of the mussed-up carpet in the book's final, terrible tableau (Albinus dead on the floor with the gun underneath him, Margot fleeing through the open door) — provided a frisson of excitement, as did the apparent speed with which Nabokov composed his superb additions, some of which are scribbled almost illegibly.

As they fled, the defendant opened fire.

In this 1992 fairy-tale movie, several unhappy, chilled Englishwomen, fleeing the rainy gloom of London, open the shutters of their Italian villa to an astonishing flood of sunlight and lush greenness.

We encouraged experienced teachers to earn more money by fleeing the classroom and becoming administrators, opening classrooms to rookie teachers who rarely have the support they need to cope with the madness that's about to engulf them.

Against such aggression the Chinese were unable to hold, and although the majority bravely fought to the death, others fled across the open ground.