Sentence examples for dodge out of from inspiring English sources

"If I see one coming, I dodge out of its way".

Officers tried to dodge out of the way, but the Infiniti struck a police car and raced up Constitution Avenue, where it crashed into a barrier.

Below us, I saw a man dressed in black move quickly through the village and dodge out of sight behind a wall.

But he did not do things alone, and he did not attempt too much because the joy in watching Donetsk play was in the way each man would leave a moving ball and dodge out of its path to let another runner glide through on the blind side.

As the match raced to its finish, it was all Krajicek could do to quickly dodge out of the way of Williams' tenth and final ace on match point, flinching away from the ball rather than making any effort to return it.

Carney's predecessor Lord Mervyn King once called this the "Maradona effect", after the famous move from the Argentine striker during the 1986 World Cup match against England, when he ran in a straight line, relying on the defenders to dodge out of his way.

That means if you are relatively healthy, you may well be able to dodge out-of-pocket health costs for routine care, allowing your H.S.A. balance to grow and roll over into the next year.

There are far fewer safe havens for athletes to dodge out-of-competition tests, and, just as dissuasively, there are now protocols that allow test samples to be preserved and re-tested, even years later, with emerging technology.

Teammate Brandon Nimmo can be seen in the video dodging out of the way.

When Yasir announced our nationalities, the young men dodged out of sight and came back with pump-action shotguns.

"Whether he was dodging out of the way of the balls or whether he had a racket in each hand batting them back, Jamie loved it," she said.