Sentence examples for sometimes fled from inspiring English sources

He sometimes fled from his clients in courthouse hallways, and failed to return many of their telephone calls.

The immigration of a century ago was at least somewhat orderly, with its processing centers and its record-keeping, even though people were sometimes fleeing persecution or calamity.

Dale Rosenberger, a former pastor at her church, said she took keen interest in his sermons, but had trouble making eye contact and would sometimes flee if greeted too heartily.

(Wherever they like)." There are many more like this that reflect a great sense of pride in being Basque and also that these are a people who have travelled to the four corners of the globe, sometimes fleeing persecution, at other times for work, such as fishing in unknown territories for cod.

And even when an event is thoroughly documented, we know that wounded victims sometimes flee the scene and avoid hospitals, obscuring true mass shooting injury counts.

The real worry is that events in Sri Lanka may start to mirror those seen in Burma, where both Rohingya Muslims and Buddhists have been killed, violence has escalated to the use of explosives and entire Islamic communities are being forced to move on a mass scale, sometimes fleeing in boats and taking their chances out at sea.

Yet while I wish to retain my independence, I believe my greatest shortcoming to be my ever-increasing social ineptitude, which drives me to cower in the corner at parties, sometimes fleeing with my heart racing into the safety of some quiet back room.

Sometimes, Anthony fled wherever Jose was playing.

Sometimes they fled with the soldiers.

Overwhelmed morgue attendants sometimes simply flee their post, the official said.

Sometimes it flees the city and leads expeditions to the Catskills for some serious nebula watching.