Sentence examples for book to avoid from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Mr. Murdoch denied to a British newspaper that he canceled the book to avoid offending China.

The nominees and presenters were all in their Sunday best, safely soignée, appropriate, stately, well-behaved — and styled by the book to avoid making someone's worst-dressed list.

While other countries, such as Britain, were raising public pressure on Kigali, the United States was using all the diplomatic contortions in the book to avoid public censure of Rwanda's support for M23.

With America's new emission standards requiring carmakers to achieve a fleet average of 34.1mpg by 2016 and 54.6mpg by 2025, they will have to use every trick in the book to avoid hefty fines for failing to do so.

It is hard for the reader of this likable book to avoid seeing the insistence as an appeal by a writer whose trust in life's entitlements was broken early on, before he cared how privileged he was.

Several lenders are thought to be tweaking their models to reduce their "risk weightings", the amount of capital they must set aside against specific assets they have on their balance-sheets.Banks cannot be blamed for using every trick in the book to avoid asking investors for more money, especially given the woes of UniCredit.

Sasha: I don't describe myself, I write books to avoid describing myself.

Digitizing has made it easier to provide facsimiles of items, like books, to avoid some wear and tear from handling.

And while Anna draws lessons from reading, she also hides in her books to avoid the messy work of friendship.

The bills would increase the risks of getting caught for employers who pay domestic workers off the books to avoid taxes.

Over the past 20 years Amazon has largely avoided US federal taxation by managing its books to avoid reporting any meaningful profits.