Sentence examples for avoid the pain of from inspiring English sources
But, he added in the letter, there was no way to avoid the pain of the case.
It's strange how, seconds away from certain death, some people try to avoid the pain of a slap or kick to the head.
Hollande must not only tighten belts while promising to avoid the pain of cuts, but also studiously avoid the word "austerity".
So when you get into the environment where you're trying to build a team, the competitive urge takes over to try to avoid the pain of losing.
He travels to old club Middlesbrough on Saturday knowing that a string of wins is the only way to avoid the pain of the play-offs in May.
Traditional Peronist supporters in the unions and poorer districts of the city supported him in the hope he will continue generous welfare payments and can avoid the pain of fiscal austerity.
And come to think of it, let's include the English Romantic poets even though they yearned for a different kind of oblivion — didn't they wish to avoid the pains of the present with a cup filled with the waters of Lethe, the fabled underworld river that washes souls clean?
As with cigarettes, the pleasure then consists mainly of avoiding the pain of giving up.
LIFT TICKETS AND EQUIPMENT Though you get a slight break for ordering in advance on snow.com, there's no avoiding the pain of the two-day lift ticket.
Those carriers have been quick to reduce capacity in line with an expected 7.5percentt drop in demand, and they avoided the pain of misjudged oil hedging contracts that left other carriers exposed when prices fell last year.
By keeping the worst in business, they avoided the pain of closures, but at the cost of condemning better banks to meagre profits for years.The authorities are also desperate to stimulate bank credit.
