Will he ever escape the hold she has on him, or will he flee the village?

Will she take the cash and flee the village?

In the original script, the village doctor was supposed to flee the village and get trapped in a swamp.

The police forces had to flee the village.

Many residents were forced to flee the village.

Now it turns out that this solution to the problems of old age has certain disadvantages: for example, healthy inhabitants in their 66th year frequently try to flee the island.

Head over heels the sanitoriums guests flee the island.

They are believed to have fled the island by using false passports provided by their paymasters.

Almost all the 1,200 civilian residents have fled the island's only village, its streets now strewn with wreckage.

Owners of tobacco companies and leading growers had already fled the island in the aftermath of the revolution, with its nationalization of the cigar industry.

For those of us who attended in the 1970s, fleeing home was a social imperative.

Around 1,200 people fled homes as roads were shut.

More than 300 residents fled homes - but some stubborn locals were forced out by police.

He fled home, even though he knew he faced imprisonment.

She fled home and called police.

Without any possibility of negotiation, there was little protection from the laws or contemporary conventions of warfare for any of the garrison who did not surrender or flee immediately.

The attacker apparently fled immediately, without ejecting the other cartridges, and escaped from the remote wooded district, possibly with the aid of an accomplice.

An estimated 70,000 fled immediately with an eventual total of some 300,000.

Savage fled immediately, and escaped through the library's main entrance.

She flees immediately with the soldiers in hot pursuit.

Suspects who use motorbikes and mopeds to flee police are not being chased if they remove their helmets, it was revealed yesterday.

Criminals have caught on to the new strategy, with many of them removing their helmets as they flee police.

He was arrested after crashing his car as he tried to flee police.

After running a check on the car, he learnt that it had been used to flee police.

He was trying to flee police in another run-in with the law.

He had fled the flames through the window of his second-floor home.

There's widespread panic as, in the last episode, teachers and pupils flee the flames after a huge gas explosion in the school.

The couple were separated fleeing the flames and had been unaware the other was still alive.

Occupants were forced to flee the flames.

A mechanic who happened to enter the hangar was forced to flee the flames.

In a hostile economy, adult offspring are less inclined to flee the nest.

A quarter of those aged 20 to 34 - around 3.4million - are yet to flee the nest.

Her sons, discussing the day when they will inevitably have to flee the nest, are clearly conflicted on the subject.

Companies will be able to migrate to larger facilities on the same complex before eventually they become so large that they need to flee the nest.

For a start, two of their illustrious young home-grown backs have fled the nest.

Any further shocks or surprises will also benefit the dollar as investors flee to the safety of the greenback.

Corporate bond markets have been strained as investors flee to the safety of the dollar.

With the hryvnia currency in freefall as investors flee, the central bank called a halt by banning nearly all commercial currency trading until the end of the week.

They expect a short, sharp slump as investors flee beef restaurants and meat processors, followed by a quick rebound as the panic evaporates.

Prices will plunge, investors flee, foreclosures rise, and we will be right back where we were when the housing bubble burst in 2006.

Two wounded soldiers flee from pursuers on horse in thick reeds which are taller than a man.

Overwhelmed, the soldiers flee deeper into the catacombs.

Most of the soldiers flee.