Sentence examples for fleeting escape. from inspiring English sources
Fitzgerald's fleeting escape to the seaside, leavened by part-time work in a local bookshop, was dogged by indigence.
Unless you know your spare change will go straight to propping up someone's habit, then giving it to a homeless person is a small act that can provide that fleeting escape for people in truly miserable circumstances.
Football is salvation itself, a fleeting window of escape from a place where prison or early death are real and likely outcomes.
Two articles "Three Women, Missing for Years, Found in Cleveland" and "Before Escape, Fleeting Clues to Long Ordeal" report on three women who were found after being kidnapped about a decade ago.
The story of the three women kidnapped and held captive for about a decade in a Cleveland neighborhood is horrific and disturbing ("Before Escape, Fleeting Clues to Long Ordeal," front page, May 8).
The Snow Patrol singer's fretful voice and character inhabits these cinematic songs of escape, fleeting encounters and the emptiness of life on the road – which will hardly have been eased by making another album.
Stucked in stressful jobs, living alongside boring people in loud cities, we often require escapes, fleeting as they are.
In the letter to Malala, Mr Rashid makes a fleeting reference to his escape.
'I can't work on a building site,' said Tommy, 'no disrespect to building sites.' So the pair looked for escape, however fleeting, in the spotlight of stolen fame.
Traveling the county, I found a variety of escapes, however fleeting, from winter.
