Sentence examples for like to escape from inspiring English sources
"I have quite a tough job and I like to escape.
"I like to escape, you know, into a green paradise," he declared.
"But if we had a choice, we'd like to escape from Beijing".
Wilderness.net When we think of places we'd like to escape to, the word "wilderness" often comes to mind.
Peters, the young mower-cum-welder from Gapuwiyak, would indeed like to escape the tentacles of mining.
"My husband and I like the busyness of the street, but we also like to escape and see that busyness from a distance," she said.
Another Manhattanite, Joyce Lyons, likes to escape from the crush of the city.
London life: Has always lived in east London, though likes to escape to the wilds of Hampstead Heath.
He let the BBC into his Cotswold home and spoke about how he liked to escape work life in Downing Street.
Another, Louisiana, features a Democrat, Mary Landrieu, who has previously exhibited a Houdini-like ability to escape from seemingly hopeless situations.
On Saturday, it took this Houdini-like ability to escape to the extreme, allowing the home side, Reading, to lead twice before emerging with a 4-3 victory.
