Sentence examples for wild escape from inspiring English sources

Is this joy or fury or wild escape?

Promises are also made of "death and destruction and mayhem" and duly delivered in terrific action scenes, including a wild escape through the tunnel beneath Fat Gandhi's empire.

This is one reason people here scoff at the notion that he came to Alaska as some kind of "Into the Wild" escape.

And the merit of the film 60 years later are the questions it still raises: is it best for a nation that Fred's limited sentimental education be honoured, or does Laura deserve her wild escape, even if it ends in misery or the kind of Anna Karenina-like death that train stations hint at?

AGES 3-6 -- Some will be upset by the ropings, wild escapes and impending disasters.

"It made me think of all the things we see on TV and the movies, the wild escapes that guys like Macgyver and Indiana Jones do all the time.

Surprisingly, the prevalence of AMD in native North American mink populations has been largely ignored; however, we recently surveyed the free-ranging mink population in Ontario, Canada, and found high Aleutian disease seroprevalence in wild, escaped domestic, and wild-domestic hybrid mink (Nituch et al. 2011).

As you'd expect, you play as Max and try to help the Wild Things escape Wild Things island before it's too late.

Guy Grieve - adventurer and author of Call of the Wild: My Escape to Alaska (Hodder & Stoughton) I've made myself a promise that this year I will return to Alaska.

There is always the other part the part of the natural force that can be explored but never completely known, the aspect of nature that will always remain wild and escape definition.

(Kehr) 'THE RED BANDOON'WHITE'WHITE MANE' (Friday through Tuesday) Albert Lamorisse's two classic short films for children -- a boy chases a red balloon through the streets of Paris (1956); a fisherman helps a wild stallion escape from the ranchers who want to tame him (1952) -- are elegant allegories of 1950s nonconformity.