escape route in English

way by which one can escape

Use "escape route" in a sentence

1. [image] Emergency exit/escape route [image]

2. He cast about for an escape route.

3. In the house, is there an alternate escape route?

4. Is Casteism an escape route against political criticism? Highlights

5. He embodies an honourable escape route for all parties .

6. Normally locked doors that form part of an escape route

7. He took an elaborate escape route from South Africa to Britain.

8. 17 Mr Letts tried to block their escape route and was mown down.

9. All escape route signs shall be of photoluminescent material or marked by electric lighting.

10. A window is usually the best escape route, especially when you are awakened at night.

11. Article 15.06(6)(c), for the galleys, as long as a second escape route is available;

12. If both forces could converge at Strasburg, Jackson's only escape route up the Valley would be cut.

13. 27 Firstly, it allowed the Government a potential escape route from the escalating costs of its apparently futile tough tactics.

14. Visualize the scene: millions of tons of sea water piled high in parallel walls, forming a protective escape route for Israel.

15. “Blogging is an escape route for those whose ideas and actions are imprisoned. It allows one to express resistance against injustice and violence.

16. Either Walker was very lucky to get away as quickly as he did, or he knew this mosque well enough to use it as an escape route.

17. WELCOME TO Bowstring Shores — the setting for your next fish story. You can’t beat a northern escape route, where bright screens and the blaring of car horns make way for clear waters and the churning of fishing reels

18. ‘The attraction of such cities as New York is the promise of Boundlessness, of the sky being the only limit to human ambition.’ ‘When the western frontier's apparent Boundlessness was revealed as only ostensible - when lines were measured and laid down across it, disproving its infiniteness - this escape route was cut off.’

19. After having seen Jehovah deliver them from Egypt by ten destructive plagues, open an escape route through the Red Sea, destroy the Egyptian army that tried to follow them, inaugurate with them at Mount Sinai the Law covenant that made them Jehovah’s chosen nation, and miraculously supply daily manna from heaven to sustain them, they were afraid to enter the Promised Land because of some overgrown Canaanites! —Numbers 14:1-4.