The ones who can no longer flee resolve to commit suicide.
The shock value has worn off, and mothers no longer flee up the aisles, shielding children from the roars and grotesque near-nude gray or white bodies onstage.
At this point the group became even more brazen, and they would no longer flee when the police charged.
If they can no longer flee, they stand on their hind legs to make themselves appear larger and use the sharp claws on their front paws to defend themselves.
Escalating mass deportations and dumping families, men, women, and children who have grown roots and built lives in the United States back in the countries they no longer know, or fled for their lives.
"For the most part journalists can no longer work there, having fled into exile or ended up in camps for displaced persons," says the report.
Daniel no longer thought of fleeing.
No longer does Charles flee in triumph.
Hussein could not speak English but his friend, a Syrian man who gave his name as William Ali, demanded to know why Britain no longer accepted migrants fleeing war.
Others have lived across the border for much longer — they're fleeing new laws through which the Dominican government and allied xenophobes in the countryside have begun trying to expel many Haitian residents.
