Sentence examples for constantly avoiding from inspiring English sources
Fares in the early morning are harder to find, and he has to strategize constantly, avoiding the obvious places like Grand Central Terminal, where he says there are too many other cabs hunting for business.
Life on the streets of Manhattan is miserable for these horses that have to pull oversized loads in heavy traffic, where they are constantly avoiding collisions with careless and impatient drivers, and in arduous weather conditions.
I cycle commute through London everyday and find myself constantly avoiding pedestrians (and other cyclists) using Iphones/pods as they step out blissfully unaware.
Liz Banks from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation said that for most businesses, constantly avoiding the 12-week deadline made no sense, because "churn can be disruptive to a workplace and they'd have to keep training new staff in their business".
I ended up locking myself in the bathroom, crying myself to sleep and constantly avoiding the family gatherings.
3) The key to a strong relationship is not to be fearful of conflict: Here's a hint: constantly avoiding the room or giving your roommate the silent treatment is not a sly way to indicate you're annoyed.
Hugo is left alone to his wits in a train station, and has to constantly avoid the Station Inspector.
The zippy screwball pace and the escalating farce that arises would have been an impossible juggling act for less confident writers and performers, but it's remarkable how Baumbach and Gerwig constantly avoid sitcom trappings.
"Tsipras constantly avoids saying what will happen if there is rupture," sighed Kostas Markopoulos, a young public relations consultant who voted for the radical leftists when they were catapulted into office in January.
If you loop this decide process, then Codie will constantly avoid bumping into other objects".
Make sure you know you are not "stuck" having to deal with or constantly avoid a difficult family member, simply because you have left yourself without an escape.
