"personal escape" is a phrase that can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to activities or experiences that allow someone to take a break from their daily life or obligations in order to refocus and relax. For example, "For her personal escape, she spends a couple of hours each week painting."
Or were they seeking some sort of personal escape and oblivion?
But the personal escape soon became his latest start-up — Getaway.
It could imply a personal escape from one's inner turmoil, as in The Catcher in the Rye.
Guggenheim, who had not wanted to come home at all, was now very nearly cast as a patriot, and her personal escape into art began to take on the force of a campaign for the Stars and Stripes.
Upward mobility through education is, of course, an unequal solution to lack of work or poor quality work: it is a solution which turns on personal escape rather than general security.
In my personal escape from reality, it is already 2041: I invested in Pulisic but sold him to Liverpool after a few underwhelming seasons; Brexit has come and gone (the game's programmers were savvier than the pundit class, it seems); and England has somehow won a World Cup.
We find convenient scapegoats for national tragedies, and let our personal icons escape the blame.
Yet both the victims and the perpetrators of violence, state-sanctioned or personal, rarely escape their earlier experiences entirely without professional intervention.
While some would always focus on big issues such as criminal justice and holy war, others explored far more specialized aspects of the cosmic order -- the calculation of inheritance shares, say, or the jurisprudence of ablutions -- and no problem was ever too personal to escape their collective gaze.
Remember, a diary is your personal private escape.
Later he described receiving a "Good Guy" award from the National Women's Political Caucus, noting that "...history reveals no prior instance of a tax lawyer held to be a "Good Guy," or even a "Decent Sort". No personal achievement escaped the wrath of his dry wit – and he had a thriving practice as a result of it.
