It was only a week ago, when Jacques had succeeded in escaping from prison, I offered to flee with him.
Upon Blangin's assurance, he expected the vagabond would jump at the mere idea of escaping from jail.
I thought of escaping from her; but a single glance moved me to the bottom of my heart.
The greatest relief of a man in the midst of misfortune is the hope of escaping from it.
I had just succeeded in escaping from a trap where I might have perished, or at least have been overwhelmed with shame, and I shuddered at the thought.
A way of escaping from a difficulty without satisfying impertinent curiosity.
The pleasure it afforded to aid such young women in escaping from a condition so loathsome as that of Slavery in Maryland, was unalloyed.
Illustration: Escaping from Alabama on top of a car.
Citizen president, I avow it with the fearless frankness of a good patriot; I was privy to my mother's first attempt at escaping from France.
With these and with money, it may not be impossible that they have already succeeded in escaping from France.
Have you any reason to believe that Superintendent Danville was privy to his mother's first attempt at escaping from France?
On the first attempt of my mother to violate the laws against emigration, by escaping from France, I failed in making the heroic sacrifice which inexorable patriotism demanded of me.
On escaping from prison he was for a time on General Sherman's staff and was selected to run down the Cape Fear River and carry the great news of Sherman's successes to the people of the North.
This brave functionary was unfortunately able to elude De Robiere's wrath by escaping from a side door.
I don't think there is anything that I have ever done quite so exciting as escaping from prison.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "escaping from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
