Sentence examples for option to flee from inspiring English sources

The army farther from the cliff had a third option: to flee.

Rather, as Robert Bifulco, Helen Ladd and Stephen Ross write in an Urban Institute paper on school choice's effects on segregation, it's decided by upper-class students and parents, who have the option to flee.

Almost everywhere else in the country, Syrians who have been bombed or intimidated out of their homes or live in communities where food and water are running short have the option to flee.

When given the option to flee London or go into exile in Paris, he preferred waiting for the police while dining on lobster at the discreet Cadogan Hotel.

You cannot sit there from the relative safety of your homes, where in the event of an emergency you may often have (though not always, I admit) an option to flee, to drive to another location, another state (even if it's six hours away) and judge me on how I felt and reacted during this 38 minutes OR for any of the rest of that day, numb and in shock.

With few other options to flee the country, the more desperate were taking trains and heading to ferry ports.

The party that's currently leading in the polls this election announced they will increase funding for shelters so women have more options to flee from violence.

When children lose this protective environment as a result of school closures or occupation, families often have no other option but to flee in search of a safer alternative.

"I have no option but to flee for the safety of my children".

Amid the long knives and paranoia, some tribesmen believe that there is no option but to flee.

Faced with almost certain unemployed and little hope, Yaguine and Fode believed that they had no other option but to flee to Europe.