Sentence examples for so fled from inspiring English sources
Those people with the means to do so fled the city for places outside the circumference of damnation.
"An estimated 50,000 people or so fled," Adrian Edwards, a spokesman for the United Nations high commission for refugees (UNHCR), told reporters in Geneva.
Rather, it was Mary Powell who, as Samuel Johnson relates, "seems not much to have delighted in the pleasures of spare diet and hard study," and so fled home to her family.
The first whites to settle here were the eccentric Jerusalem Gangers ("travelers" in Afrikaans) who believed the Brits to be the Antichrists, and so fled the Cape, bound for Israel, with only a hand-drawn map in the back of a family bible as a guide.
Death threats followed, so he resigned from congress, the first MP to do so, fleeing back to Britain.
Mr. Ben Ezra opened the back door of his restaurant so fleeing customers could move away from the street.
At least 1 million people have been displaced from the main battle zone in the valley, with another million or so fleeing neighbouring Dir and Buner.
The video informed me that a 1,000-pound 1,000-pound run as fast as a racehorse, so fleeingrizzlyone is useless.
Pursuing good things and avoiding danger is the basic instinct of all species, so fleeing is the first reflex action," says the paper.
