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Meanings of be an escape in English
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Usage of be an escape in English
1
Maybe if she climbed up, there would be an escape.
2
But I hoped that there might be an escape.
3
Perhaps there might be an escape from this dilemma.
4
He'd hooked up with her in the middle of what appeared to be an escape attempt.
5
In these valleys, as in Banks's fiction, winter can be an escape route from blighted reality to ice-fishing tranquillity.
6
She was peering into her own empty glass as if there might be an escape hatch at the bottom.
7
If his party wins, his reward will be an escape from the department before the entire edifice crashes in.
8
In that way, too, there would be an escape from Amelia, and, at the present moment, he saw none other.
9
When people feel trapped in a routine, when there is n't much joy and fun anymore in a relationship, an affair can be an escape.
10
After Saturday's 19-16 loss in Bath, to emerge from this pool of sharks now would be an escape of Houdini-like proportions.
11
For Dad it was an escape, so he didn't consider the risk.
12
I knew nothing about Wolf Point, only that it was an escape.
13
For an eclectic group of men, the football pitch is an escape.
14
These visits were an escape from a bad conscience for Mrs. Butcher.
15
He 's an escaped convict, and he has a grudge at your friend.
16
One 's inclined to get a bit egotistical when one 's an escaped murderer.