Sentence examples for glad to escape from inspiring English sources

So he's glad to escape these confines when this book throws temptation his way.

He starts his journey back to earth, glad to escape from this strange land.

After a few days in Seoul I'd been glad to escape the touchscreen slickness of 21st-century Korea.

Although she does not quite understand it she feels uncomfortable and is glad to escape the intimate atmosphere.

So though your neighbors might just have been glad to escape the fine, you can savor the thrill of having done your citizenly duty.

He was glad to escape the ghetto as it shrank, with the people crammed like sardines, and the stench of carbon lamps and sweaty straw mattresses.

"I am glad he managed to escape them," Mr. Veljkovic said, "because otherwise people would have lynched him and our great victory would be stained".

Far be it from me to diminish the artistic achievements of Howard Hawks and Ernst Lubitsch, who are high on my list of cinematic heroes, but it's worth recalling that their work reflects the effects of social tensions and pressures that, I think, most of us are glad to have escaped.

Nazdana is glad to have escaped such a life.

Beckett was glad for an excuse to escape the girls.

I could not seem to escape that scent, and I was glad of it.