Sentence examples for to escape some sort of from inspiring English sources
Were you looking to escape some sort of darkness?
While many of these young women wish to escape some sort of cultural or religious pressure, from their families or the society, while others want to provide humanitarian help.
The kicker to the whole thing is that Dave thinks he's escaping some sort of terrible fate by living in paradise, but guess what happens?
Pink's being Pink depends on our believing that she has escaped some sort of assembly-line purgatory.
No. Was it because I was a refugee escaping some sort of brutality in my homeland?
Frank conversations about the value of an entomologist and ways to eradicate the nest of insects by removing her nipple and creating a sort of "hatch" for them to escape into some sort of jar they would prepare drive the emotions, if not a plot.
"I would be sorry if Emmanuel Macron wanted to escape, to undertake some sort of personal adventure," François Hollande confided to a journalist.
After thick smoke poured into his compartment, he said, "I broke a window to escape, a sort of small porthole.
But it would still give several thousand Britons a year the chance to escape the sort of pain that Nicklinson suffered from, and would gradually increase public support for further liberalisation.
Mr. Ducovny said he had dropped the "h" in his last name to escape the sort of mispronunciations he suffered at the hands of sergeants while serving in the Army.
They moved West in 1958 and had tried ever since to escape a sort of big league Alcatraz – the place where teams get stuck for decades as also-rans.
