Sentence examples for to be escape from inspiring English sources
"The pioneer heritage in Utah has to be escape from persecution".
His third film is expected to be Escape From the Deep, a Second World War submarine thriller based on a true story.
"It's going to be Escape From New York in here and you might as well call me Kurt Russell because I'm going to be fucking people up.
The city health commissioner, Neal L. Cohen, then backed the mayor up, saying that "ferrets are known to be escape artists," and detailing what he described as unprovoked ferret attacks on children that he said have been reported in medical journals.
In a diverse population of hosts, the most common state at a specific site is likely the preferred state, while rare alleles tend to be escape mutations that reduce viral replicative capacity (Carlson et al., 2014).
It was supposed to be escape-proof.
"The Rock" where Al Capone, Machine Gun Kelly and other infamous criminals were held was thought to be escape-proof.
During the second world war, hundreds of allied prisoners were held in the Stalag Luft III camp, which the Germans had built to be escape-proof, even planting seismographs in the ground to detect the sounds of tunnelling.
It seemed to be escaping somewhere.
("American life," the movie informs us, "was something to be escaped from").
And just as the rabbit appeared to be escaping for good, Elvis stopped.
