Sentence examples for ready escape from inspiring English sources

But the rest of the BBC1 daytime schedule is hardly a smorgasbord of delights: today's lineup includes Homes Under the Hammer, Doctors, Wreck or Ready, Escape to the Country and – incredibly – another two antiques programmes, Cash in the Attic and Bargain Hunt.

And they know they're fated to suffer the consequences, even as Hillary Clinton and crew have ready escapes.

Holed up in his father's laboratory, with a ladder ready to be propped against the garden wall for quick escape, Büchner wrote his play in five weeks.

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East Timor is ready to escape from its terrible past.

It will also be much more ready to escape its difficulties by foreign war.

Back in 2000, Kat Ryan, looking ahead to retirement from Southwest Airlines, was ready to escape the citified life of Dallas and Houston.

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

(Pop-up book; ages 6 and up) Tickets to Tchaikovsky's masterwork can be prohibitively expensive, especially since most 4-year-olds are ready to escape by intermission.

After wearing the priestly collar for 15 years, he said, he was ready "to escape the prison of the stereotype of the clergyman".

She was 16, ready to escape the nuns, the disapproval and the harshness, and besides, she had already met my father.