Sentence examples for pleasant escape from inspiring English sources
"It's a very pleasant escape from the city".
Paintings have been a very pleasant escape for me.
Driving up to Bennington seemed like a pleasant escape.
Cigarette advertising, for example, works to make smoking seem like a pleasant escape from the grind of daily life.
When the ballet was bad, as it sometimes was, it was still a pleasant escape from newspaper deadlines and the antics of Gorbachev and Yeltsin.
It's a pleasant escape that always made me feel as if I were traveling far away from the rest of the city.
And most daydreams are unhappy rather than pleasant escapes.
The N.B.A. seems like a pleasant enough escape, if you could avoid Cavaliers Coach Mike Brown's tirade on the foul called on LeBron James with a tenth of a second left in a loss to the Pacers.
Yet the geniality of the choreography made Mr. Patrelle's nightclubs pleasant places to escape to.
But even if you don't start out with a positive nature, it's still mighty pleasant to have escaped from what might have been The End.
Despite its lack of mud-churning credibility, there is a pleasant roominess to the Escape, with plenty of leg and headroom both fore and aft.
