Sentence examples for somewhere to escape from inspiring English sources

Ofélia has somewhere to escape.

Songs, books and films portray Mexico not only as somewhere to escape from, but also into.

Habitat even built them a storm shelter, so she and the boys have somewhere to escape to when the next tornado comes.

Steelcase's "Brody" design is not intended to replace a worker's regular desk, but to provide somewhere to escape for an hour or two.

Greek seals them off effectively from their peers, but they flourish quotations from French and Italian too, as if their American English were somewhere to escape from.

Wouldn't it be lovely to have somewhere to escape the crowds, relax comfortably, charge your cellphone without battling for an electrical outlet and grab a bite that doesn't take a chomp out of your wallet?

Rather than thinking about trying to move somewhere else to escape this, which is an attempt to find an individual solution to the problem, what folks really need to do—and are doing is to join together with other members of their communities and press the polluters and the regulators to reduce the exposures that result from the activities of industrial facilities near them.

The medicine is so versatile that if I am ever stranded on a deserted island or just going somewhere far away to escape Trumpocalypse it's the drug I'd be sure to bring along.

"I always loved to escape somewhere, and I liked going by car," he continued, "but trains were stranger, more magical".

In the first half of the song, he's a little kid who's scared of the dark and he wants to escape somewhere.

Eno has also created "Quiet Room for Montefiore", a space available downstairs to patients, visitors and staff as a place to "escape" – "somewhere to think, take stock or simply relax".