Sentence examples for I could evade from inspiring English sources

By diving I could evade the bullets and, swimming vigorously, reach the bank, take to the woods and get away home.

"So, if I tell the truth," Kerr said, "it's the equivalent of me knocking on David Blatt's door and saying, 'Hey, this is what we're going to do.' I could evade the question, which would start this Twitter phenomenon.

"...my options were to tell the truth...I could evade the question, which would start this Twitter phenomenon: 'Who is going to start for the Warriors?'...or I could lie.

One topless club, Stringfellow's, at 21st Street and Park Avenue, decided in 1997 that it could evade the law entirely by permitting minors to enter, accompanied by parents.

In fact, the Democratic convention dwelt obsessively on the period in his life when Kerry was authentic, so it could evade the last 20 years of rising inautheticity.

WASHINGTON -- Federal officials have determined that a 3D gun printed from blueprints available online qualifies as a deadly weapon and worry it could evade metal detectors at courthouses, schools and other public places.

Eichmann argued at his trial that "as a minor recipient of orders I had to obey, I could not evade that".

These data suggest that SaV could evade host immunity by readily changing their structural region (immunoreactive, i.e., capsid protein) and that GII strains (nonstructural based grouping) are more capable of recombination than other genogroups.

Is it any wonder, then, that a master manipulator and publicly revered football coach could evade detection and continue to perpetrate his crimes?

They could evade rules on lot size or building size.

In the past, state workers could evade ethics fines by quitting.