Sentence examples for that we escaped from inspiring English sources

It doesn't feel real, and we both feel guilty that we escaped with our lives while the people around us, who we were laughing and dancing with, died.

But among Floridians there is, over all, a strong sense of gratitude that we escaped the fate of the Caribbean islands, where Irma struck much more ferociously and claimed at least thirty lives.

The irony, of course, is that we escaped (post-Thatcher) only to find ourselves going headlong into socialist Europe.

We comforted each other that we escaped with our lives.

Then-Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said years later that we escaped annihilation through "sheer luck".

They said, 'We are deporting you whether you like it or not, and you will not be allowed to ever come back to Turkey.' They said that knowing that we escaped our countries due to the oppression and war we were living under".

Can we pray so much that we escape the decree that we are mortal?

"The UK electricity market has to change, so that we escape the cycle of fossil fuel addiction," Mr Huhne said.

This Stirnerian ideal of self-mastery has external and internal dimensions, requiring both that we avoid subordinating ourselves to others and that we escape being 'dragged along' (56) by our own appetites.

His paintings show the sullen, trivial reality that we escape with daydreams.

If there's anything we do better than escaping religious doctrine, it's denying that we escape it.