Sentence examples for avoid having to get from inspiring English sources

For companies, he said, "it's an easy way to avoid having to get into a long phone conversation with an investor who owns 10 shares".

To be honest, I am happy for this part to go on as long as possible, just to avoid having to get on my bike.

They like to hide with Piper when the boat turns around, to avoid having to get off and on again and pay a new fare.

A West Country choir has even resorted to asking a minister to bless its summer singsongs to avoid having to get a licence.

That said, here are a few specific tips that will help you avoid having to get more cash wired from home.

My criteria were specific: I wanted a two-bed, nonsmoking room within easy walking distance of Harvard Square (to avoid having to get back into the car until it was time to go home).

David Cameron has said he will fight with everything he has got to avoid having to go into coalition and make policy compromises in a "dark room with Nick Clegg or someone".

And by offering buyers a newsstand, publishers can avoid having to worry that their magazines are getting lost in a jumble of other media.

The extra speed and always-on connection means the Swearingens are able to extend their getaways and avoid having to run home to get work done.

Also that Tim Pawlenty is like the guy you'll switch lines at Home Depot to avoid having to talk to while waiting to get to the cashier.

Last week, it said it barely avoided having to file for bankruptcy protection by getting its workers to agree tentatively to $1.8 billion in annual concessions.