Sentence examples for and trying to evade from inspiring English sources
The Doctor finding his way around his personal mechanical hell, wheedling out the mysteries of the castle and trying to evade the Veil.
In the 100 years since the first moose swam into Lake Superior and set up shop on an island, they have mostly minded their moosely business, munching balsam fir and trying to evade hungry gray wolves.
The UN climate negotiations in Paris descended into recriminations on Thursday as China and two groups of developing countries accused the US and others of undermining trust and trying to evade responsibility for cutting emissions.
The thriller is a manhunt centred on a government assassin who is on the run – a theme that might have appealed to Gardner, who spent much of his youth escaping institutions and trying to evade recapture.
His third novel, The Plague Dogs, about two dogs escaping from a government research facility and trying to evade recapture, contains yet more strong characters and well-paced action, but is rather let down by its ending.
These sites aren't hiding out and trying to evade the law – they're funded by well known venture capitalists and, in Veoh's case, copyright holders.
The crowd begins to shuffle for the exits, smoothing sodden hair from foreheads; the cleaner folks at the perimeter blanch and try to evade contact with the tide.
The statement from the Homeless Services Department said, "By conducting arrests at several shelters on the same day, individuals with outstanding warrants had little time to learn of the initiative and try to evade the N.Y.P.D".
Eastwood tells me about someone who was caught with pills in their pocket and tried to evade punishment by shifting some of the blame.
The fact that protesters used online social media like Twitter and Facebook to organize demonstrations, and were trying to evade government efforts to cut them off from the Internet, he said, showed that people in the region were well-educated and ready to contribute to social and economic stability.
A Yazidi teenager kidnapped by the Islamic State as it swept through northern Iraq last summer, herding thousands of members of the minority group into a brutal enslavement, she spent the first few days of her captivity locked in a room with several other girls, sobbing with fear and desperately trying to evade their fate.
