Object

• clutch: Can Riddick escape the clutches of the mercs long enough to free his ward, Kyra from Crematoria and fulfill his destiny?

• hustle: Its a great place to escape the inner city hustle and bustle.

• punishment: The child tries to escape the flies punishment twice, then gets stuck onto the paper child-killer.

Adjective modifier

• lucky: Anyway, looks like we had a lucky escape from nearly buying a lemon.

• daring: The ship made a daring escape under cover of darkness, some 100 days later.

• narrow: In 1641 he had a narrow escape from a treacherous death on the outbreak of the rising.

Adjective complement

• unharmed: Hunting is the survival of the fittest as the quarry is given the chance to escape unharmed.

• unpunished: But across the board, Tony Blair will escape unpunished.

Noun used with modifier

• backslash: In the macro body, the backslash escapes described above are expanded.

• tilde: Print a summary of tilde escapes, paged through the command specified by the PAGER variable.

Preposition: from

• hustle: These quiet waters are a haven of peace and tranquility where you can escape from the hustle and bustle of twenty first century demands.

Modifies a noun

• route: The best place is on an escape route, close to an outside door.

• sequence: You can always define escape sequences in your functions of course.

• ladder: The lock gates and an escape ladder are in place.