Examples of 'really escaped' in a sentence
Meaning of "really escaped"
really escaped: This phrase conveys that someone managed to get away or break free from a dangerous, confining, or troubling situation. It suggests a sense of relief, astonishment, or success in successfully avoiding a negative outcome or consequence
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But he never really escaped that level of competition.
Mr Sven should not complain, you have really escaped too lightly.
We have never really escaped the specter of the financial crisis.
There is no point causing a panic in Trollmarket . Without proof that Gunmar really escaped.
You never really escaped us.
I felt so grateful, but I never felt I would really escaped.
Guess he never really escaped his mom after all.
Why risk all that to come after me? Besides, if he 's really escaped.
He really escaped.
Son of a bitch really escaped.
I never really escaped it like I intended to.
But you haven't really escaped.
Politics really escaped me when I started writing.
Unless -- she never really escaped.
Have we really escaped GMOs way up here in the wilderness?
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No more than you ever really escaped the Temple!
So, he never really escaped the streets you might say.
My colleague says … if the prisoner really escaped this morning … we will find him.
Has he really escaped from prison?
But even then he never really escaped the NAVY uniform.
You have actuallynever really escaped from one of these cellson your own?
The concept of time has really escaped me these last three months.
You never really escaped us, Melody Pond.
They had not really escaped had they?
So he never really escaped at all?
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