Sentence examples for begin to avoid from inspiring English sources
To relieve this anxiety, a child or teen may begin to avoid school.
Based on the legal battles they begin to avoid extradition, it is clear that inmates fear going to the United States.
Only through Britain regaining control of its laws, its borders and its taxes can we begin to avoid those EU crises and solve their problems we inherit," said Leave.EU chief executive Liz Bilney.
"When powerful people, in this case the video producers who are revered by their young fans, use language that promotes tolerance and inclusiveness, there is a trickledown effect where young people begin to avoid homophobic language themselves," said Potts.
The Science article describing the research, titled "Gender stereotypes about intellectual ability emerge early and influence children's interests," says that girls at age 6 begin to avoid certain activities that they believe are only for the "really, really smart" children — boys.
Microphones are not normally switched on until meetings begin, to avoid private comments by committee members and witnesses becoming public.
But the problem persisted and I soon began to avoid sounds which caused me pain.
Other politicians began to avoid public appearances with him and speaking invitations dropped.
Like reprimanded children, the Knicks began to avoid the forbidden area -- the lane.
