Sentence examples for do not collide from inspiring English sources
The trick is making sure those goals do not collide, advisers say, which is one reason Mrs. Obama was hesitant to re-enter politics.
Motorola and OrbComm, whose constellations are destined for similar altitudes in LEO, have agreed to swap data on their satellites' positions so that they do not collide.
Thankfully, his two nighttime identities do not collide, he said, except the rare times when fellow officers have attended the show and recognized him.
One intelligence may say: "Do not collide with anything" – something fundamental to avoid a bad outcome – whereas another one may say: "Explore as much as possible".
The layer above 500 km is referred to as the exosphere, a region in which at least half of the upward-moving molecules do not collide with one another.
When it comes to deciding who is a potential fellow and who is damaged goods, Mr. Stith has been working with the Bush administration to ensure that Boston University's selections do not collide with foreign policy interests.
"Our careers don't collide," he says.
The thing about parallel universes -- which may be great or terrible -- is that in theory they don't collide.
In Ms. Carroll's musical universe jazz, classical and pop influences don't collide so much as gently brush shoulders as they dance by one another.
In old-fashioned style, they share a single microphone, often standing so close it is a wonder that their fast-moving picking hands don't collide.
Surely there must be an award for the harassed, faceless controller in charge of ensuring that all these awards don't collide in some ghastly mid-air fireball.
