Sentence examples for dodge behind from inspiring English sources
I saw a green rabbit dodge behind an ice wall.
Much of the initial defensive pressure came from tackle Jeff Zgonina, who usually exits on third-down plays but in this game often stayed in the middle, collapsing the pocket and forcing Garcia to dance and dodge behind his line.
Either the report will follow that evidence and describe it forthrightly, in which case a vast swath of the establishment – including MI6, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Downing Street – will be savaged; or it will dodge behind vague language and redactions, the entire process of official inquiries will be forever discredited, and public contempt will rise dangerously high.
The variation used in Rebirth is the Three-Line LMBS, using a similar multi-plain mechanic to Tales of Symphonia: characters can be moved across three different levels on the battlefield to either attack enemies on those lines or dodge behind an enemy on one line to deal damage from behind.
Fire once, dodge behind a wall and wait for reload.
"It seemed like we turned to individual matchups instead of playing as a team and moving off-ball and dodging from behind and up top," Carlson said.
She declined to be photographed for this article, dodging behind her artists as a photographer clicked away at the Will Cotton show.
But McKellen's dual impersonation of the aged and middle-aged Holmes is always enjoyable, especially when he is shown skipping and darting with a dancer's grace around London, dodging behind pillars and frowning from behind folded-up newspapers as he keeps watch on his prey.
Wills retorted that University's men "must have been dodging behind the gum trees, for they were not visible".
What I did know was that he was running now, shouting at me and dodging behind trees in an attempt to sneak up on me.
Getting into the habit of boost-dodging behind cover at the first sight of a fight you can't win is a process that took me a good few hours, but that's just the tip of this delicious iceberg.
