Sentence examples for ready to escape from inspiring English sources

PAGE B1 Ready to Escape, but Where?

East Timor is ready to escape from its terrible past.

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

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".

The golfers use the peaceful oasis, dotted with thousands of trees and fragrant herbs -- palm and olive and rosemary -- as a ready means to escape the region's turmoil.

At 04:00 they were about 0.5 nautical miles away, ordering their crews to set more sail, ready to attempt to escape should the squadron be revealed to be French.

If you lead a busy life, it can be hard to get away from everything and everyone, and a dog offers a ready-made excuse to escape it all and still be doing something beneficial.

Referring to some of the prisoners that escaped, Muhammad Hassan, the head of the security committee on the Salahuddin Provincial Council, said, "they were sentenced to death, so they were ready to do anything to escape".

She is ready to do everything, only to escape from her own country.