Sentence examples for attempting to evade a from inspiring English sources
He still does to some extent – a bully trying to gain the upper hand by use of threats; a coward attempting to evade a hard-charging journalist who had called him on some fact-checked and ugly statements about women.
Reached for comment, Twitter declined to answer our specific questions and said it could also not go into further details as that would give those attempting to evade a suspension more insight into its detection methods.
Video of an NYPD officer beating a young man with a nightstick to his head for attempting to evade a subway fare was posted online Friday.
Attempting to evade a channel ban will almost certainly get you in big trouble with network operators, who may decide to ban you from the entire chat network and thus from all channels or to remove a cloak/vhost from you.
Later that night Point Marone attempted to stop an unlit junk near the coastal town of Ha Tien but the junk ignored a warning shot across her bow and attempted to evade a boarding while firing at the cutter and throwing hand grenades.
He occasionally participates in freestyle competitions, in which a fighter attempts to evade an angry animal with verve.
Mr. Rosile, the court papers said, "has helped at least 174 clients attempt to evade an estimated $29 million in federal income taxes".
The familiar dystopian milieu is made vivid by the narrative frame: a woman attempting to evade detention writes a letter to her unborn child and emerges a compelling "observer of the great mystery" unfolding around her. Shadowless, by Hasan Ali Toptaş, translated from the Turkish by Maureen Freely and John Angliss (Bloomsbury).
I'm referring, of course, to the footage of a man and woman attempting to evade arrest at a convenience store in Alberta, Canada.
He stated Beck had depreciated the value of the First Amendment by attempting to evade its reach in a legal proceeding outside U.S. courts.
Eiland-Hall filed a surreply and stated Beck had depreciated the value of the First Amendment by attempting to evade its reach in a legal proceeding outside U.S. courts.
