He attempted to escape.

He managed to escape.

Escape from Mecca

Running From the Ruble

Escape from Moscow

Escape from the World Bank

I suspect there are some people out there sitting, kind of asking tormented questions, almost, about, well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute, there's something wrong with mankind interfering in nature in this way.

This trick is called escaping by crafty scheme .

This flight was the second test of the launch escape system with the abort initiated from the launch pad.

Jacqueline Novogratz on escaping poverty

When we tried to escape, the rebels captured us.

Hold on.

In a single instant of unfathomable fury, his moment of glory was transformed into one of madness and a curse.

The men then turned on the complainants one of them pointed his gun at Ms. O.C., while the others are reported to have dealt with Mr. S.V. Ms. O.C. managed to escape, leaving her husband with the strangers.

It was a moment of truth, a cleansing from within of the brutality of Stalinism.

A Czech Moment

Wait a moment.

Wait just a moment.

Hey! Wait!

Haiti s Moment

Sarkozy s Moment

The Hamas Moment

As technology advances, it has become more and more difficult to escape it.

Just a moment, please.

Wait for me, wait a second!

Just a moment, please!

Wait, what is this?

Have you got a moment?

But wait a minute.

France s Fourth Moment

But I don't want to escape, I want to see Italy.

Nor does Japanese pop culture manufacture escape fantasies aimed at Japanese men.

That rabbit will make a security trade off Should I stay, or should I flee?

My heart aches for the gay and lesbian Iranians trying to flee persecution but are being turned away.

Control of prostitution has made it easier to help victims of trafficking escape from prostitution.

Mexico s Breakout Moment?

Life is very fleeting.

Hold on a moment, please.

So a moment of truth has arrived.

This is such a moment.

This is Haiti s moment.

A moment frozen in time.

A photoshopped image by Twitter user Kunshou.

every moment I am tired

English is everywhere now, from the moment we wake up until we die, says Kristinsson.