Sentence examples for resolving to escape from inspiring English sources

George I had been king for six years when Hogarth set up shop on his own at the age of 23, resolving to escape the rigid limitations of his trade.

You may not subscribe to the mathematical proof that today is "officially" the most depressing of the year, but January is undeniably a glum month when water coolers across the land are witness to the moans, groans and pipe dreams of office workers resolving to escape the 9-5 this year.

She became pregnant, and resolved to escape.

Spitzner resolved to escape with his daughter, then meet Ingrid in the West.

Mohammad Sikder, a baker turned cabby from Bangladesh who supports a family of six, had resolved to escape the stresses of a taxi driver's life.

In 1977 he nearly died in a car accident that ruptured his spleen; he then resolved to escape the limitations of sitcoms and take up standup comedy.

In this romantic epic, previously available only in an abridgment, two lovers are enraptured when the Shchupak-Murovchik Yiddish theatre troupe arrives in their impoverished town, and they resolve to escape shtetl life and run off with the actors.

Elspeth and Matthew later deduce that tortuous experiments on their kind are occurring, and they resolve to escape.

Though as a Math major, I am fascinated by game theory as a way to explain society, I am equally resolved to escape the impulse to center every life game around myself.

When he learned that from a conversation with one of his guards, he said, he and Mr. Doushi resolved to try to escape before the deadline ran out, on Aug. 20.

Still, resolving to work harder.