Sentence examples for temporary escape from inspiring English sources

Going to Yankee Stadium is a fitting temporary escape.

It is a temporary escape, a way to numb my anxiety.

For the Japanese in particular, the Alaskan wilderness seems to offer a temporary escape pod.

Vann responded to anyone who offered a temporary escape from the prison of his family life, including the Boy Scouts.

The drugs don't just provide a temporary escape from an ugly reality, they also provide a sense of belonging.

But their victory on Sunday seemed nothing more than a temporary escape from what has been an unfulfilling season.

The ARVN guards, although they could not condone these temporary escapes outright, apparently adopted a lenient policy toward them.

This definition, however, excludes many of the temporary escapes from conventional life through revelry and orgies, punitive actions such as lynchings, and panics, which are not oriented to any kind of reconstruction of social life or society.

In recession, as in war — and also, conveniently, in times of peace or prosperity — the movies we evidently need are the ones that offer us the possibility, however fanciful or temporary, of escape.

But not all temporary orbiters escape.

For so many of us, it was always some kind of temporary, wondrous escape.