Sentence examples for backs to avoid from inspiring English sources

Many witnesses turned their backs to avoid the grisliest moments.

Those who still have beer turn their backs to avoid begging hands.

(The old men squatting by the roadside stand up at the bus's approach, but turn their backs to avoid humiliation in case it doesn't stop).

Witness, for example, recent changes in how we put babies down, on their backs, to avoid sudden infant death syndrome or how we discipline toddlers, say, with "time out" instead of paddles.

After 12 years of encouraging parents to put their babies to sleep on their backs to avoid cot death, a new report from paediatricians in America is warning that it is causing newborns to develop flattened heads.

The behaviors that Butler and his troops found so galling included ladies exiting streetcars and leaving Churches when officers or soldiers entered, teaching and encouraging children to sing Confederate songs, displaying or pinning small Confederate flags to their clothing and choosing to walk in the middle of the streets or turning their backs to avoid acknowledging their occupiers.

Items to find your way back -to avoid back -tost[eg. strings, flavoid

This was partly held back to avoid causing panic.

Second, step a few feet back to avoid looking threatening.

The Lisbon Treaty should be revisited and certain institutions rolled back to avoid waste.

This week, the authorities called on both sides to pull back to avoid additional fighting.