Sentence examples for means escaping from inspiring English sources

One of her young museum guides, however, thinks the euro means escaping the grip of Russia and being embraced more tightly by western Europe.

But because they are first and foremost native, that means escaping back to the tundra and the Bering sea that have supported their people for thousands of years.

In many gospel songs the Jordan River is a code name for the Mississippi, and crossing it means escaping slave territory on one side for freedom on the other.

£1,199 widescreen-centre.co.uk Christmas for me means escaping to the countryside, so it's the perfect time to make the most of the cloud-free nights and get everyone around a telescope.

For most of us, summer means escaping to embrace a few days of beachside relaxation, exhilarating adventures or off-the-grid exploration.

This story appears in VICE Magazine's Burnout and Escapism Issue.

That looks as if we meant "eluded", which means escaped or avoided, but the sentence has gone wrong before we get that far.

Sometimes, then, being away from the city can mean escaping social expectations.

For most of the Wu-Tang Clan, success meant escaping the poverty of their roots.

It used to be that ordering Chinese takeout meant escaping from the world.

While punk was like a child throwing a tantrum and hip hop was about fierce rhetoric, disco meant escaping reality.