Sentence examples for meant escape from inspiring English sources

He was a boy during the Depression; books meant escape and discovery.

Going away to summer camp has always meant escape to children.

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.

In the case of painting, this meant escaping bourgeois fantasies of perspective and recognising that painting's reality is that of a flat object; a surface.

For him, the sound means escape.

Sometimes, as Krystal points out, we mean escape from the grubby difficulties of real life into a more enticing fictional world.

It means escape.

Here, an iPod and some earphones mean escape.

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