Sentence examples for dodge to from inspiring English sources

Many analysts call it a dodge to evade genuine reform.

Tells about "New Australianism", the govt. dodge to bring in foreign workers.

Officially, however, Israel dismissed the cease-fire as a dodge to safeguard terrorists.

Finally, joke (typical male conversation dodge) to prove myth remains persuasive.

European Commission officials accordingly expect the gold dodge to count against both the debt and the deficit.

The emergency was seen as a declaration of war against the miners & also a Tory dodge to divert attention from the stagger of the economy.

For example, one real estate developer, Leonard Litwin, has used this dodge to contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars to Governor Andrew Cuomo's campaigns.

That might ultimately be a welcome formula worldwide, but it's a risky one for re-election, particularly as a dodge to escape talking about harder structural reform.

He also had the league's worst punter (Matt Bosher) facing one of the league's best return men (Darren Sproles), so he may have feared a rare-but-traumatizing Dodge-to-DeSean punting gaffe when he made the call.

A pol gives a hot piece of news about, say, an impending appointment -- late afternoon is an especially propitious time for this dodge -- to a reporter.

"You have no idea of the consternation Old Abe's Proclamation is making," wrote Gen. Grenville Dodge to his brother in September.