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a narrow escape

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a narrow escape
a situation in which you were lucky because you just managed to avoid danger or trouble He only just got out of the vehicle before the whole thing blew up. It was a narrow escape.
See also: escape, narrow


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Byline: Joan Burnie CONGRATULATIONS to Mr and Mrs Davy on a narrow escape for their daughter Chelsy.
A GIRL of 10 had a narrow escape after being tapped between a fence by a car.
MAN had a narrow escape when his car flipped over after it collided with traffic cones in Coventry.
 
 
 
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