Sentence examples for avoid comes from inspiring English sources

Well, actually -- and here's where one of those pesky scientific facts some people choose to avoid comes in -- pigs are more intelligent than horses.

Some companies moved to avoid coming changes in tax policy.

"We hope to avoid coming anywhere near this situation again".

How novice writers can avoid coming off as pretentious: V. S. Naipaul's advice for beginners.

I began to think of excuses and how I could avoid coming back".

I began immediately to think of excuses and how I could avoid coming back".

#Snowden — Ellen Barry (@EllenBarryNYT) 12 Jul 13 Russia has sought to avoid coming down on either side of #Snowden asylum request.

While boating should not be restricted, Ms. Enck said, recreational users should avoid coming in contact with the water.

Members of the British Journalism Board know that I struggled to the last to avoid coming to the statutory conclusion.

We debate its pros and cons in order to avoid coming to grips with more fundamental challenges.

"We cannot avoid coming to terms with the reality of this country, which is dependent on lignite.