Sentence examples for anywhere to avoid from inspiring English sources

It was now happy to help anyone, from anywhere, to avoid anything.

"I think that was something definitely that ought to have been avoided because either it meant he was cycling too slowly to actually go anywhere to avoid getting hot and sweaty on his bike.

Scott quotes the critic Leslie Fiedler: the typical male protagonist of our fiction has been a man on the run, harried into the forest and out to sea, down the river or into combat — anywhere to avoid "civilization," which is to say, the confrontation of a man and woman which leads to the fall to sex, marriage, and responsibility.

"It makes no attempt anywhere to avoid a national park or wilderness area," Hempton said.

Without any major, league-changing blockbuster deals, we're left talking about profoundly inane transactions like the Rockets trading Joel Anthony and a second round pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for the rights to Chukwudiebere Maduabum, a 2011 second round draft pick who literally isn't playing anywhere, just to avoid the luxury tax.

Avoid making a call, doing anything with your mobile, putting another radio music, or looking anywhere else to avoid car accidents.

Descartes said that he went to the Netherlands to enjoy a greater liberty than was available anywhere else and to avoid the distractions of Paris and friends so that he could have the leisure and solitude to think.

Countries have not pledged to cut anywhere near enough to avoid the worst effects of climate change and we are still heading for a 3C warmer world in which developing countries are hit the hardest, first.

We've certainly learnt to avoid anywhere that lists pineapple or mango among the main courses.

After a day of hiking, it's probably a good idea to avoid anywhere with white tablecloths.

The most prominent was Starbucks, a chain of coffee houses that started in Seattle and is now hard to avoid anywhere.