Sentence examples for avoid anyone from inspiring English sources

Second, Mr. Hallak and other cleaners and conservators agree that you should avoid anyone who seals the boxed garment and instructs the bride not to open it.

Campaigners, worried about the toll that being slim takes on models' bodies, have tried to persuade designers to avoid anyone who looks dangerously thin.

Their decisions are announced every lunchtime at a pan-camp logistics meeting – once again ideally facilitated by different people, to avoid anyone gaining too much influence.

"Culturally appropriate" services have increased not just to help those who genuinely need them (and as temporary measures) but to avoid anyone ever having to work outside their comfort zone.

He wants to publish before all the results are in to avoid anyone pipping him to the post; she wants to replicate the findings, dot the i's and cross the t's.

Francis Davey, an independent barrister who specialises in copyright law, argues that a part of EU law known as the temporary copying exception was "intended to avoid anyone having to worry about all that from a copyright perspective".

It notably avoided anyone considered to be close to Putin.

(For security reasons they avoided "anyone more than a step away from someone we knew well," Workhorse said).

It's a small leap to avoiding the risk of a criminal offence by suggesting their agent avoids anyone with a foreign accent.

In any case, if the goal is avoiding anyone else's viruses, autologous donation is an imperfect solution, blood bank officials said.

Promotional deals differ from company to company, but I avoided anyone offering more than a free £50 wager (bigger deals generally have strings attached – such as rollover rules – which prevent you from immediately withdrawing winnings).