Sentence examples for coming to avoid from inspiring English sources

They're not coming to avoid taxes".

We had understood that his resignation was coming to avoid the embarrassment of impeachment.

Although Graham came to avoid political pronouncements, his orientation early on reflected the conservatism of his native region.

Motorcyclists savor the curvy roads through the rocky hills, and Europeans come to avoid cold winters and pretend to be Texans for a while.

I will come to avoid places, objects, songs, and people for no reason because I think that, by engaging with them, something bad will happen.

Check when trains come, to avoid being struck.

Public attitudes about what is fair when it comes to avoiding taxes are hardening.

Men face a Catch-22 when it comes to avoiding the stigma of pallid, unsightly legs.

But for all their openness about past scars they're hapless when it comes to avoiding new ones.

Limiting compensation just to the fare price may make them a little too sloppy when it comes to avoiding delays.

The defence minister described Australian defence forces as "one of the most restrictive" when it came to avoiding civilian casualties.