Sentence examples for serene escape from inspiring English sources
"serene escape" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to refer to a calming moment away from a chaotic situation, or when someone needs a peaceful, restful respite from a stressful environment. Example: She needed a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
You might see in these scenes a serene escape from the demands of life above the surface, or the threat of inhaling a lungful of water, depending on how you swim.
118 College Road NW10, 020-8964 9161, gracelandscafe.com Watched over by a trio of carved goddesses, this neat Wembley restaurant was, on a Thursday lunchtime, a serene escape from the bustle of Empire Way, the service friendly and obliging.
The 450 scribes of the 110-year-old Budget help knit 20,000 avid subscribers in what outsiders -- whom the Pennsylvania Dutch-speaking Amish call English -- can only envy as the most serene escape imaginable from the news plied elsewhere.
The master bedroom was small and cramped--it needed to be opened up, lightened, and made to be the serene escape that the clients wanted.
With 12 acres of lush grounds, the historic hotel is a serene, luxurious escape five minutes from Rodeo Drive.
The two plush armchairs by the window make a serene corner to escape from the Florida heat but if you still need help cooling off, a few doors down is Rainbow Sno Cone, a retro hole-in-the-wall joint that has been turning the tongues of Orlando's kids blue for decades with its technicolour shaved ice.
Featuring palapas built with adobe bricks and live trees incorporated into the interior layout, the boutique hotel offers a serene and secluded escape with striking vistas of Zihuatanejo Bay and the ocean.
In rhymed verse that unfortunately doesn't always flow smoothly, a baker -- pictured as a wonderfully serene dog -- decides to escape winter's malaise by creating a sun in her oven.
Quiet, smooth and unobtrusive, the Equus was a serene place from which to escape the city's sticky summertime madness.
For those who want a bit of an escape, there is a serene counterpoint to the city's bustle just a half-hour out of town.
AS the summer sun beats down and New Yorkers visit spots sandy and serene, dreams of a more permanent escape take hold.
