Sentence examples for mean to escape from inspiring English sources

There is, in several of her novels, an exploration of what it might mean to escape altogether.

Had he, too, meant to escape?

Wladyslaw Grabowski means to forget David Gordon, and he means to escape the shipyard in Danzig for Sweden.

In March 1983 Reagan announced the start of a second search for a means to escape from MAD.

It's meant to escape from your daily problems and kind of submerge into the world of the movies.

Now that Mr Liu has his own children and parents to support, it is more a means to escape the trappings of adult life.

Unlike in other molluscan groups, locomotion in bivalves is used only when dislodgement occurs or as a means to escape predation.

But then Harry got in a panic and put the guns in the toilet so the screws found them … I really meant to escape whereas Harry didn't.

Featuring the rapper Emicida and Neymar, a Brazilian national team striker, it contains a message of self-improvement as a means to escape poverty.

What the room looks like and how you're meant to escape it are the variables that make the enterprise so appealing.

Freud famously never experienced oceanic feelings himself and described them, in Civilization and Its Discontents, as a delusion, a means to escape from realities.