Sentence examples for but to evade from inspiring English sources

But to evade the crowds, the best solution is perhaps to simply recline in one of self-catering cottages in the heart of this mesmerisingly beautiful farming country.

We do not do this to divert the attention of other people away from us, necessarily, but to evade our own attention!

But to evade FTC review, all any broadband provider will need to do is add new provisions to the fine print in its terms of service.

Mr. Karmi, wounded in the attack but able to evade Israeli forces, vowed revenge.

In "The American Political Tradition," published in 1948, the historian Richard Hofstadter suggested that the fad for popular history at the time was evidence of "national nostalgia" — an effort not to understand the past, but rather to evade the present.

The New York Times had many opportunities to speak frankly about such policies, but chose to evade doing so on its front pages while making high-minded declarations against torture on its editorial pages.

For the rest of his life, he must push the boulder of his self-proclaimed innocence and self-protested good intent up the hill, aware that he cannot reach the summit but powerless to evade the pointlessness of trying.

When a military coup overthrew María Estela Perón in March 1976, they took refuge in Mr. Kirchner's hometown, anticipating but hoping to evade the roundup of students, Peronists and other perceived "subversives" that would eventually result in the disappearance of as many as 30,000 people.

Chased by police, Jason is then pursued through a U.S. consulate but manages to evade capture.

The Australians were then pursued by four Fokker Triplanes but managed to evade their attackers.

He was shot down but managed to evade capture, and returned to safety nine days after being reported missing.