Sentence examples for ways of escape from inspiring English sources

Tunnels are ways of escape and terrible traps.

All will seek different ways of escape: Sylvie in drugs, Hector in drink, June in dogged work.

Graham Greene, in his autobiography Ways of Escape, says that the notion of wanting to become a writer comes often with an unexpressed desire for fame.

"Four and a half years of watching films several times a week", he recalls in in his second memoir, Ways of Escape: it was "a way of life which I adopted quite voluntarily from a sense of fun".

In "Ways of Escape," an otherwise reticent autobiography, Greene discloses that he went to the insurgencies, revolutions and coups of the decolonizing world "not to seek material for novels but to regain the sense of insecurity which I had enjoyed in the three blitzes on London".

In 1934, Graham Greene spent some time in the Estonian capital of Tallinn "vainly seeking a brothel" that (he records in his memoir Ways of Escape) had been recommended to him by the "very dangerous" Maria Ignatievna Zakrevskaya, later Countess Benckendorff and Baroness Budberg, a Russo-Baltic exile living in London and mistress of, among others, HG Wells and Maxim Gorky.

"Obviously they have other ways of escaping," he said.

"They all found their own ways of escaping," McDowall told me.

And, reading in the larger world of books, Baldwin began to see the smallness of the world in which he lived, and to devise ways of escaping.

This suggests that people who have physical limitations need better ways of escaping from high-rise buildings.

One objection concerns the "symmetry" among ways of escaping from instrumental incoherence on the wide-scope account.