Sentence examples for now escaped from inspiring English sources

"Jean," he kept saying, a word that sounded so familiar, although its meaning now escaped me.

You can't force them back into the box that they have now escaped".

While all but a handful of abducted Ugandans have now escaped, a generation of children is traumatised by war.

After a valuable necklace mysteriously appears in her possession, the girl, now escaped from the haunted castle, finds herself imprisoned once again, this time in her home.

Some groups -- the mujaheddin who fought in Afghanistan or the Muslim warriors in Indonesia -- were created by state security services but have now escaped from control.

Topmouth gudgeon Pseudorasbora parva A small fish originally from Asia that was brought here as an ornamental species and has now escaped into a number of water bodies in England.

And now escape is what I long for," the Royal Opera may have need for you...

At least with prison, the sentences are usually enforced; very few inmates now escape.

The party and its leaders cannot now escape their own fates.

Atoms in the upper atmospheres of the massive, cold Jovian planets cannot now escape from their gravitational fields, and escape was probably difficult even during planetary formation.

Given this, Israel should have a softer heart for those who are now escaping genocide in Africa.