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escapee

[ UK /ɛskˈæpiː/ ]
[ US /ɪˌskeɪˈpi/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who escapes

How To Use escapee In A Sentence

  • US marshals specialize in finding fugitives and escapees.
  • Counterfeit papers and civilian clothes were produced for use by escapees.
  • Crows flap across the screen like escapees from an Edgar Allan Poe story, and the local country folk are filmed at crazy angles so they all look like a potential threat.
  • The Kilnsey Park three have successfully evaded traps that caught their fellow escapees and are foiling staff's attempts to win them back.
  • Ray and Max are part of an underground scheme set up to create new lives in Canada for escapees from these prisons.
  • People were elected to speak with the escapees and communicate to the media their stories and personal circumstances.
  • Forces must also take measures to quickly welcome child-soldier escapees and enemy prisoners of war.
  • Commonplace Lincoln Navigators appear around corners like escapees from a 1950's Japanese monster flick. Christina Nealson's SMA article (#11)
  • This bird was an escapee of some manner of avian imprisonment, maybe a zoo.
  • That this was no escapee from the store (no household in the Grove would have given it a home). THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
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