Sentence examples for avoiding one another from inspiring English sources

Dancers learn how to interact at speed — the mood is often similar to that of judo or karate — partnering or avoiding one another with extreme dexterity.

The climactic interchange of the book, it seems to me, is between the lovers Max and Amabel, who have been deceiving and avoiding one another throughout and continue to do so when face to face.

The main issue is kitchen space which means I have to shop daily, and me and the team are now a whizz at avoiding one another when cooking, serving and making drinks.

Training tigers was slow and difficult because unlike lions, which live together in communities, tigers are solitary beasts, living alone in the wild and generally avoiding one another's company except in the mating season.

The CAD work is done ahead of time and the robots follow the blueprint, carefully avoiding one another and working slowly but efficiently.

The first robot was put to work in 2016, and has been hard at work building a model of how humans (well, mostly undergrads) walk around safely, avoiding one another while taking efficient paths, and signal what they're doing the whole time.

If he is to go on to explain this alternate predominance, he should adduce cases where such a state of things exists, as he points to the fact that among mankind we have something that unites men, namely Love, while on the other hand enemies avoid one another: thus from the observed fact that this occurs in certain cases comes the assumption that it occurs also in the universe.

As the case went to the jury, which will begin deliberations on Monday, the two sides studiously avoided one another while leaving the courtroom.

That is, her characters feel themselves subject to their moral code only in the eyes of other Saudis, which is why they avoid one another like the plague in London or Marbella and put on their abayas as the aircraft begins its descent.

They often avoid one another.

Characters carefully avoid one another.