narrow escape in English

close call, near miss, miraculous rescue, escape with very little time to spare

Use "narrow escape" in a sentence

1. That a narrow escape.

2. I had a narrow escape.

3. He had a narrow escape.

4. Just had a narrow escape.

5. That was a narrow escape!

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7. The matador had a narrow escape.

8. I had a narrow escape from death.

9. ... was lucky narrow escape not my fault...

10. I felicitate myself on my narrow escape.

11. They had a narrow escape from death.

12. Will Grant have another lucky narrow escape?

13. I congratulate myself upon my narrow escape.

14. 20 I felicitate myself on my narrow escape.

15. You were lucky to have a narrow escape.

16. The driver launches forward for a narrow escape.

17. Carla's narrow escape left her shaking with terror.

18. (b) How did David have a narrow escape from death?

19. Did he have a narrow escape from the big fire?

20. It had been a narrow escape and I was impressed.

21. It was a narrow escape when I avoided my teacher.

22. Three officers had a narrow escape in the fierce battle.

23. The family managed a narrow escape as fire consumed their apartment.

24. We got out in time but it was a narrow escape.

25. I hear you had a very narrow escape on the bridge.

26. He had a narrow escape when his car skidded on the ice.

27. Never expecting an ambush on the road, he had a narrow escape.

28. Two police officers had a narrow escape when separatists attacked their vehicles.

29. He was probably even now thanking his lucky stars for a narrow escape.

30. A woman had a narrow escape yesterday when her car left the road.

31. It was a very narrow escape and we are lucky to be alive.

32. [ sighs ] Ah, well, that was a narrow escape full of incredible twists and astonishing acrobatics.

33. It was there that I had the narrow escape from the horns of the water buffalo.

34. It was a narrow escape - a couple of minutes later the whole place went up in flames.

35. David was driven from the city, having experienced another narrow escape from death. —1 Samuel 21:13-15.

36. To commemorate his narrow escape from death (which he himself referred to only as "the event of 4 April 1866"), a number of churches and chapels were built in many Russian cities.

37. While everyone unwinds after their narrow escape with death we learn that the Duke’s son Corrado (Kent Taylor) is hopelessly in love with Grazia (Evelyn Venable), the daughter of Princess Maria (Kathleen Howard), but Grazia herself is reluctant to marry despite everyone thinking this is a perfect match, almost Badgeringly so as they tell her