Sentence examples for anyone to avoid the from inspiring English sources

While many players played well, it was difficult for anyone to avoid the subject of Forsberg, who missed the entire regular season with a variety of ailments.

The best interpretations are probably that it is normative in a different way, or that it, when appreciated, motivates anyone to avoid the vicious action, unlike the wrong-making facts themselves.

Many chic Romans travel to the breezy hush-hush island of Panarea, the smallest and poshest of the Aeolian Islands, off the coast of Sicily; the French--who try harder than anyone to avoid tourists--hike in the Drôme, sail in Vannes or go "glamping" in Loire-Atlantique.

It would allow anyone to avoid federal disclosure laws simply by declaring a group to be operating under the most lax state laws.

And do you know the person who is willing to date anyone to avoid being alone?

It was extremely difficult for many Italian immigrants, who did not feel protected or represented by anyone else, to avoid the clutches of the mob.

Alexis Petridis Anyone seeking to avoid the crowds at the various Friday-night headliners might be advised to head to the Gully.

Airport chaos can be dreadful enough to make anyone want to avoid the skies especially the weary frequent traveler.

Airport chaos can be dreadful enough to make anyone want to avoid the skies--especially the weary frequent traveler.

Anyone wanting to avoid the second and third most dangerous roadways should steer clear of Texas and Arizona, according to the study.

When did I stop telling anyone altogether to avoid the shame of the insanity of the circumstances I was somehow in -- the shame of being a strong independent woman who couldn't take care of herself enough to leave a situation that was so toxic?