Sentence examples for fleeing the same from inspiring English sources
One reason I think we should be less hysterical about boat people is that most of them are fleeing the same extremists we dread.
"Syrian and Iraqi refugees are the victims of terrorism, fleeing the same type of atrocities that we've recently witnessed," said Shelly Pitterman, of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Wednesday.
Far-right parties in Europe may seek advantage in the community's fear and outrage and will point to the fact that one of the gunmen entered Europe with the waves of refugees fleeing the same barbarians.
I looked down at the faces of the children fleeing the same fear.
"Refugees are fleeing the same sorts of terrorist attacks that happened in Paris.
We forget that these refugees are fleeing the same wanton violence that we witnessed in Paris and Beirut and New York.
The shooters were three young men, who arrived on bicycles and fled the same way, leaving security camera images which shocked the nation.Mercifully, such tragedies are becoming rarer.
Some of the people held in detention on Manus Island, Nauru and in Australia have fled the same conflicts, at the same time, as those being considered for resettlement.
Just last year, they had fled the same chaos — gunshots, bodies falling — in Las Vegas, at a country music festival where 58 people were killed in the worst mass shooting in modern American history.
The Union County prosecutor, Theodore J. Romankow, acknowledged on Monday that one inmate, Otis Blunt, 32, who escaped Saturday, had tried to flee the same jail in September the same way — by whittling away at the mortar around a cinder block to dislodge it, and then wriggling through the opening.
"He reflected on how easily that could have been him if his grandfather hadn't moved. . . with no job and destined for a life of just scraping by". Barrack, speaking about the visit, said he thought about how his grandparents had fled the same area amid sectarian and political strife and how little had changed for those unlucky enough to be refugees.
