escape

But there's so much else that escapes the confines of the digital.

Having received cruelty, they conclude that the best way to escape its shadow is to be cruel to somebody else.

And the people inside say that escaping can be dangerous.

And I have learned to force an opponent into positions where they have to escape wasting their energy.

Having lived in Texas my whole life, I wanted to have the opportunity to escape the heat of Texas and enjoy some of the snow.

KIRILL MARTYNOV: And, for sure, I believe if Putin starts this forced campaign to bring people back to the battlefield, I think a lot of people try to find some way how they can escape.

JEFFREY BROWN: The opening lines of the prologue to Richard Russo latest novel, "Under the Falls,' about a man who leaves behind a hometown fallen on hard times, but finds he can't quite escape it, like the author himself.