Sentence examples for avoid having to go from inspiring English sources

Fact one: through a political connection, a younger George Bush got into a so-called champagne unit of the National Guard to avoid having to go to Vietnam.

Habib, Dia's friend, explained that he had feigned sickness that morning to avoid having to go to the army logistics headquarters where he worked.

Having done everything she possibly can to avoid having to go the hospital, the Little Princess finds life there isn't as bad as she feared.

Expect more of the same as Morocco attempt to avoid having to go into their last match - against Ghana - needing a win.

There was so much opposition to his plan that Franklin Delano Roosevelt used an act which allowed the president to set aside land as a national monument to avoid having to go through Congress.

It took 30 applications before he found a job, and to avoid having to go through the same agonising process in the future, in 1958 he set up his own office with a secretary in Buchanan Street, Glasgow.

In the intervening period, Ms Minnelli repeatedly tried to have the case thrown out and on several occasions attempted to avoid having to give evidence or go to court.

This way it won't become attached to any off limit spaces and you can avoid having to train the puppy not to go there later.

So why is he coming out now? Odell said he wants to help others avoid having to suffer the pain that he went through.

The winding-up petition is set to be heard in court on 18 January and Trevor Birch, the insolvency practitioner advising the board, is battling to raise sufficient money to keep the club trading and avoid Bolton having to go into administration.

To avoid not having to go grocery shopping at the last minute, plan out dinners for the week before you hit the grocery store.