Sentence examples for satisfying escape from inspiring English sources

(After many incarnations, it is now predictably swank, but still a satisfying escape from urban commotion).

Bordered by the river Stour to the north, Colchester to the east, and the M11 to the west, this part of north Essex has no handy marketing label, nor any look-at-me attractions, but it offers a speedy and satisfying escape from the city.

Therefore, word-of-mouth about a satisfying escape room is critical to success.

The current economic climate may play into the craze, as well -- when times are tough, the fantasy of a different world, even if it only lasts until the winning numbers are read, can become a satisfying escape.

In a very satisfying twist, Harold escapes his bonds, befriends Treat and takes Phillip under his wing.

Of course, attractive and sympathetic characters are nice to have; and elaborate and sinister entanglements are satisfying; and impossible-to-escape pits of despair are great.

Eugene W. Hickok, under secretary of education, said the government understood that districts could not create huge numbers of new classrooms overnight, but he said the department did expect states to submit plans for satisfying students who want to escape inferior schools.

There's always something satisfying when characters on TV escape their goldfish memories and refer to things that have happened in the show's past – and hearing Larry pitch incidents mined from the last six years of Curb to the Seinfeld cast as possible storylines for their characters is a great touch.

Well, that supposedly simple investment in time and study, for me (with my not-so-great eyesight and tendency to fall asleep mid-page) amounted to a return to the tedium of structured study from which I mercifully escaped into the satisfying world of creative work.

They can move from safe assets to risky assets, or vice versa, and some will predictably play a game of regulatory arbitrage if they can escape Dodd-Frank by simply satisfying a single metric.

The novella is the most satisfying tale of unjust imprisonment and offbeat escape since The Count of Monte Cristo.