Sentence examples for elude time from inspiring English sources

With Stu, she journeys to an oasis city on the edge of China so remote it seems to elude time zones.

Not content merely to be rich, he longed to be a writer and, more than that, an arbiter of culture and a master builder — ambitions that eluded him time after time.

We work at the level of symptoms while the essence of root causation eludes us time and again.

Paintings like "Pimpin' ain't easy" were "too erudite, too funny, too seductive for any kind of single-minded reading," Adrian Searle advised in the Guardian, a warning that eluded the Times' reliably outrageable Waldemar Januszczak.

That final total is likely to elude him this time around.

The upshot are artworks that draw subtly on her experiences as a black woman, but at the same time elude categorization.

Only the voters' mood, which seems to elude Cameron and Osborne time after time.

Instead, John Wizards is an album that floats through time, eluding concrete meaning.

Can Amanda Kessel's USA recapture the speed game that eluded them last time out against Canada?

Its purpose, he wrote, was to help the Tories win a majority in the 2015 election, something that eluded them last time.

If over the next two years the economy expands, the prime minister will have a fighting chance of gaining an overall majority in 2015 that eluded him last time.