Sentence examples for having to escape from inspiring English sources

Nobody anticipated having to escape a fire that was still to emerge from beneath the stand.

7. Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington (1992) Having to escape an institution that has been sanctioned by the government to support prejudicial and extremist philosophies is not unusual in literature.

This, then, becomes a refugee story, a story of immigrants, a young family having to escape the dangers of their native land and relocate to a strange new place".

Having to escape, hide, and hide your identity.

Even these were subject to being discovered by fans, with Cynthia and Pattie having to escape the Irish location by being dressed as maids.

I knew the Airstream was waiting for me if I want to escape the city, without actually having to escape the city.

They had to escape to survive.

"I had to escape from my home.

The family knew they had to escape.

They had to escape the brush".

I'd have to escape completely.