Sentence examples for avoid getting in from inspiring English sources

"I don't see how they'll avoid getting in the race," he added.

Some say they avoid getting in security lines behind people who look befuddled, passengers carrying gifts or families with children.

To avoid getting in trouble, they threw the focus away from themselves by accusing the boys of rape.

The White House said Mr. Obama would travel to the region on Sunday with a "small footprint" to avoid getting in the way of cleanup efforts.

Stridulation in larvae is independent of sex and may be used to warn neighbouring larvae to avoid getting in each other's way.

Pownall said Vettori had deliberately mixed up dates to avoid getting in trouble and the events he was told about were actually "insignificant".

Try to avoid getting too in-depth with politics or heavy topics like abortion.

Disney needs to avoid getting lost in translation, an especially difficult proposition in China.

Why does she avoid getting personal in public?

But some things you can't avoid getting embroiled in".

"She doesn't avoid getting engaged in issues that are controversial," he said.