Sentence examples similar to dodging missing from inspiring English sources

But I haven't missed dodging some of the cyclists who ride around the park at weekends, the minority who behave as though pedestrians are wandering through the Tour de France route.

Out front, children swarmed, clapping out "Miss Mary Mack," dodging the Double Dutch rope, choosing sides to play ringolevio.

You sense they miss the days when dodging axes and monkey wrenches was simply part of the job.

The 2012 Summer Olympics open in London on Friday, giving New Yorkers an opportunity to judge in real time if they dodged a bullet or missed a golden civic moment.

Perceived as inflammatory and inciting, many critics missed (or dodged) the point.

Shortly afterwards, during the attack of the German destroyers around 19 20, she fired her main armament at a damaged destroyer without success and dodged two torpedoes that missed by 10 yards behind and 30 yards in front.

This strategy is used by many boxers and requires you to dodge and counter a missed strike from the aggressor.

Treviso had the chance to pull back three points; Edinburgh failing to release visiting full-back Brendan Williams when his dodging run was stopped - but Ambrosini's kick missed.

Lounging on sport utility vehicles and dodging drunken tourists may look risky, but Miss Cayne says she knows her physical limits.

The Falcons' win came after they dodged a bullet in the form of a late SLO penalty kick missing the frame entirely with roughly 10 minutes to play.

(In case you missed it, take a look at the video of these men dodging the question).