Sentence examples for long escape from inspiring English sources
"My life is one long escape from myself," he said, and he ran to the table to get away.
It seems unlikely, however, that any apparently fortuitous coloration could long escape the process of natural selection and thus remain totally without function.
You might say it is one long escape saga, as slaves in the American south attempt to make their way to freedom in the north at great risk.
His frenetic activity — all those books, all those addresses, all those binges — seems in the retelling one long escape, an anesthetic administered to a peculiarly American pain, just before the last screw of his talent could be turned.
Maybe my working life has been a long escape from the academic world towards the expression of feelings and ideas that seem to me common to every age and art form.
A long escape, an unknown winner: this was a classic "stage of transition", designed purely to get the riders from Thursday's passes to today's 31-mile contre la montre in the Beaujolais.
Their appeal has long escaped me, too.
They long escaped tough scrutiny.
Prosecutors said he had long escaped arrest by hiding in Russia.
The genie has long escaped the covers of books, however much he may forever haunt them.
It is the kind of imprimatur that has long escaped the two artists in this country.
