Sentence examples for Time evading from inspiring English sources
He also spent time evading authorities on drug charges.
The stakes are too high to waste time evading the issue.
But typically, big foreign concerns have a more difficult time evading the law in that way, and others, too, are facing worker unrest.
Some United Nations officials contend that the Iraqis will have a tougher time evading detection this time, precisely because they outwitted Mr. Perricos and his boss, Hans Blix, the last time.
But those systems have typically mimicked only one or two aspects of the chemistry on a platelet's surface, and thus have had a difficult time evading the immune system's defenses, says Zhang.
Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey — representing Facebook and Twitter, respectively — recently testified before Congress, this time evading questions about bias on their platforms.
Unknown to punters at the Castle in Islington, the pensioners were discussing the spoils of the Hatton Garden jewellery heist, the biggest burglary in English legal history, for which they had – at that point in time – evaded capture.
According to the director, the origins of the plot lay in his own experience and in a newspaper article he read, about two people in a small town who, after discovering that their spouses were having an affair, murdered them both, and for a long time evaded detection.
The orchestra overture depicts the "Representation of Chaos" in the cosmos through daring music that at times evades stable harmonic zones and is run through with passing dissonance, like stray motifs in search of cohesion.
People might obsess over Tarkovsky and other cinema-philosophical heavyweights of movements and decades gone by, but the 2000s really offered some of the most experimental, time-evading cinema ever with the work of Matthew Barney.
The latter had stressed the philosophical aspect of a perfect cosmological principle in which the universe would have a high degree of uniformity not only in space but also in time, thereby evading the scientific problem associated with a beginning in a finite past time.
