Sentence examples similar to all set to dodge from inspiring English sources

They dodge creepy ex-convicts and rap with dogs, all set to a deep, bassy synth.

We all try to dodge our portion, and some of us succeed.

Rockets, after all, are easy to dodge.

Both can be fair old drives, and it's worth setting off early to dodge the traffic and get there in time for some bargains.

The complaint focuses on Spanish tax returns filed between 2007 and 2009, but the prosecutor is accusing Messi's father of setting up offshore structures to dodge taxes on some of his son's publicity contracts as early as 2005, when Messi was still under age.

Nadal had four chances to break Federer's serve early in the fifth set, but Federer was able to dodge trouble and keep his winning streak alive.

But federal law enforcement officials, their power broadened by recent legislation governing health care fraud, are sending the message to doctors that efforts to dodge rules set by insurance companies will not be tolerated.

I'd have to dodge all the time.

"Second, we changed the whole combat system and we don't want to push players to dodge all the time.

Puerto Rico's debts should not be restructured in a way that sets a precedent allowing Illinois to dodge both debts and reforms, particularly reforms pertaining to government employee unions that have contributed to the territory's dysfunction.

According to a Post report from last week, the foundation's current set-up makes it easy to dodge independent audits, and the charity does not have a system in place to check the books to see if money was transferred to benefit Trump or any of his businesses.