Sentence examples for use to flee from inspiring English sources
Officials said the school had no fire escape, no fire extinguishers and only one narrow staircase that students could use to flee the building's upper floors.
The game begins on the Ark, the spacecraft the Autobots use to flee their dying homeworld of Cybertron.
Air-conditioning has reversed the polarity of summer: it has us fleeing inside during hot weather, while we used to flee outside, which might have been more fun, and was certainly more social.
The culturati who used to flee westward for work are staying around or returning to open boutiques, restaurants and design studios.
Teenagers who used to flee small towns like Sweetwater after high school are sticking around to take technical courses in local junior colleges and then work on wind farms.
The road that most of the Central African Republic's Muslims used to flee their country leads northwest for three hundred and eighty miles from Bangui to the Cameroon border — a days-long drive through a green landscape with little discernible human development.
Those with broken hearts or shady pasts used to flee to the desert, like Marlene Dietrich in The Garden of Allah and Morocco, so the sun could dry their tears or cauterise their wounds.
Open Mon-Fri 11am, Sat-Sun 5pm, closes Mon-Wed 1am, Thur-Sat 2am Downtown workers once used to flee for the 'burbs at the end of happy hour.
Kim Dotcom, the founder of the filesharing website Megaupload, has been granted bail and released after a New Zealand judge ruled that the authorities have seized any funds he might have used to flee the country.
And so, rather than being captured, Bin Laden and the remnants of al-Qaida struck a "ceasefire deal" with the tribal militia, which they used to flee from Tora Bora, across the border into the tribal areas of Pakistan.
Vaz expressed concern that the fugitive, who was being monitored under a terrorism prevention and investigation measures (Tpim) order, may have another passport that he could have used to flee the country.
