Sentence examples for avoiding being found from inspiring English sources

You are hiding, not avoiding being found, under a quilt.

"It is not enough simply to avoid being found guilty of a crime," the policy states.

Under the league's personal-conduct policy, "it is not enough simply to avoid being found guilty of a crime.

Her father Michael Doran said she and her friend hid under chairs to avoid being found by the gunmen.

To avoid being found out, he would mix a "coffin" – a slug of every other bottle he could find mixed in a tall glass.

They had regularly changed their residence ever since to avoid being found, while he, having fled to the U.S., was now bogged down in asylum proceedings.

(That is probably the last step you want to take. A warning will most likely encourage the thief to stay off the Internet to avoid being found).

Clearly, they all change names and places to avoid being found out, but regular readers often build up a kind of relationship that enables them to assess how seriously to take them.

Furthermore, a government source says that the generals are angry because Mr Sharif reneged on what they allege was a secret deal to let Mr Musharraf slip abroad to avoid being found guilty of treason in an ongoing trial.

Today England cricketer Kevin Pietersen accepted substantial libel damages over an advert by Specsavers that sought to exploit the row by suggesting he may have tampered with his bat in a bid to avoid being found out by the shot detector.

Given the sensitivity of the abuse and cover-up scandals, which often involved accused clergy being moved from diocese to diocese to avoid being found out, Francis's comments could appear at best to be tone deaf, and at worst to be playing down a scandal that rocked the church to its core.