Sentence examples for be able to dodge from inspiring English sources

She won't be able to dodge the crowds or avoid attention at home.

But if we get smart, we might be able to dodge that bullet.

Savers would no longer be able to dodge tax in their home country by parking their savings, undeclared, in the country next door.

As long as our governments keep failing to cooperate on tax matters, multinational corporations will be able to dodge taxes," Ryding said in a statement.

But in an election debate with David Cameron, he will not be able to dodge the question of whether Labour would borrow more in the short term.

But whether in the room or not, Trump won't be able to dodge the punchlines that will inevitably be lobbed in his direction.

By winning the tanker contract, Boeing was able to dodge that threat.

"By dismissing this as a natural phenomenon, the government was able to dodge taking any action.

But Abbott was able to dodge Indonesia's human rights problems only temporarily.

The guard was able to dodge the full force of the attack and only suffered a minor wound.

Obama has relied almost exclusively on drone attacks, and he has thereby been able to dodge difficult questions over detention.