Sentence examples for the escape from from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's the escape from the gymslips".

Naturally, the escape from this perplex is fiction.

The escape from walls has birthed new walls.

In a way this relates to Brad DeLong's essay on the escape from the Mathusian trap.

††"The Escape from Hunger and Premature Death, 1700-2100" by Robert William Fogel.

He admitted that he had approved the escape from Austria of his own Jewish aunt.

He added that the escape from the burning tower had been orderly.

The escape from not-enough can highlight the emptiness of only-enough.

He majored in psychology but more than anything enjoyed the escape from home.

For the Charltons, and for many miner's sons in the 1950s and 60s, sports was the escape from hardship.

Thiel conceded, "There is always a question whether the escape from politics is somehow a selfish thing to do.