Sentence examples for dodge at from inspiring English sources

One favorite dodge at this point is to insist that the government is lying about the true inflation rate (not to mention what's really going on in Area 51).

To be judged according to how well she succeeds in the drag act of bourgeois wife allows her to dodge, at least temporarily, the duty of discovering her own identity.

The same goes for the 50p tax proposed by Labour and other potential income tax rises, which, experience shows, are easy for the rich to dodge, at least in the short term.

After looking at those five-figure price tags, it was a pleasure to drive up to Family Dodge at the Auto Mall, which has a big sign proclaiming its "best value" -- its least expensive used car -- right by the main entrance.

As far as fighting games go it's pretty basic, with just a light punch, heavy punch, dash, and dodge at your disposal, as well as a couple of upgradable character specific abilities although that's enough to allow for some player skill to make a difference.

As far as fighting games go it's pretty basic, with just a light punch, heavy punch, dash and dodge at your disposal, as well as a couple of upgradable character specific abilities – although that's enough to allow for some player skill to make a difference.

Then an approaching guy chatting equably with a tall friend dodged at me to grab my crotch.

In 1930 the census taker encountered the Dodges at their house in New Jersey with 20 servants, including three described as "kennelman".

Banking giant HSBC is a case in point, with chief executive Stuart Gulliver issuing a public apology at the weekend over alleged tax dodging at its Swiss private banking arm.

But Panorama has spoken to a whistleblower who said there were still problems with tax dodging at HSBC private bank when she worked there in 2013.

One highlight was Christine Lagarde calling for action on tax dodging at the Earth Day concert, to 250,000 people.