Sentence examples for odd escape from inspiring English sources

There's a touch of the sanatorium about Ecoyoga – guests walking around in towels, Nick's exhortations to bathe and get enough rest, the remote setting and lack of mobile reception – so I was glad of the odd escape.

There, it could end up fighting a war of attrition with ISIS and al-Qaeda, which had spread in Libya in the wake of the French adventure championed by Sarkozy and Levy, and their subsequent odd escape that threw Libya into a spiral.

Growing up in a farm family, he was preoccupied with survival, doing odd jobs to escape poverty.

The odd viscount has escaped the cull – Brougham and Vaux, for example – and distant battles still echo names like Allenby of Megiddo.

Nevertheless, in an age when little in the way of the odd or extraordinary escapes the eye of television or the lens of cellphone cameras or immediate worldwide distribution, this lavish circus offers plenty to enjoy.

At five or six in the morning I remember standing by the fountain ready to escape this odd scene, feeling nauseated and lonely.

Beadle's broadside at Paxo Some might say Jeremy Beadle has been fortunate to escape the odd knuckle sandwich over the years, but could Jeremy Paxman finally be the one to provide it?

While Dobbs kept himself to himself and got off relatively lightly – seven years younger than his eldest brother, he did well at grammar school, captaining the rugby team, passing his exams with flying colours and eventually winning a place at Christ Church, Oxford – he did not escape the odd thrashing.

With so many AI-controlled players it is impossible to escape the odd huge pile-up of bodies preventing you making even a short gain on a running play; but, that said, there is a marked improvement on the fluidity of the action, on both running and passing downs.

The odd whimper of excitement escaped but quickly petered out.

Superman finishes, and two Spidermen who stop and high-five others who've escaped this odd, urban, stadium course of obstacles.