Sentence examples for dodges from from inspiring English sources

John Walker's generation was encouraged to use "extreme" cordless drills, buy its Dodges from an extreme used car dealer and catch its trout with an extreme fishing rod.

They must be placed in their proper context, which is the large — more than 20,000 works — collection of nonconformist art donated to the museum in 1991 by the Dodges, from which these exhibitions are drawn.

This led ministers of both parties to seek various centrist dodges, from assisted places and city technology colleges to specialist schools, academies and free schools – all as a means of separating so-called good schools from "sink" ones.

Requiring big companies to seek clearance for complicated wheezes and dodges from Revenue & Customs first rather than expensive tax lawyers and bankers will no doubt be dismissed as unecessary red tape, but the principle is a fine one.

The pressure body dodges from the force and a mechanical buckling in the boundary region arises, causing a distension of the external layer (of the tunica albuginea).

Dodge from X: If an opposing player tries to dodge from X (area behind net) channel him to whichever hand you desire, because most players at X will be very good in both hands.

Dodge from the wing: If an opposing midfielder or attackman is looking to dodge from the wing (area adjacent to goal along Goal Line Extended) your primary objective is to not let him get Top-side (imagine a long line extending from both goal posts at a 45 degree angle heading toward the sideline.

The moon is a passive target; it does not try to dodge from the oncoming manned rocket ship.

In California, the state treasurer has issued an order banning 19 companies that use the tax dodge from participating in state contracts that are under his control.

In Ramallah, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, a Palestinian Authority spokesman, said the American veto would only add complications and "encourage Israel to continue with its settlement activity and dodge from its obligations".

The company had advanced less than 10 yards, suffering three dead and six wounded, when Sergeant Adams charged forward in the face of German machine-gun fire, dodging from tree to tree while firing a Browning automatic rifle.