In 2013, the now-18-year-old evaded going in prison thanks in part to the idea, posited by his psychologist during his trial, that Couch was so spoiled by his wealthy parents that he never learned right from wrong.
Argentinian police say a warrant was issued for his arrest last month, but the man evaded authorities by going into hiding.
Jade Lute was artful, too, evading his clutches, going along with the Japanese or the teachings of Marx according to the needs of the times.
Let us not forget that he signed into law a health care bill that had evaded previous presidents going back to FDR.
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I was going to evade tax".
She tried to evade the protester by going down the steps, but got waylaid by Stratton on the way, and by the time she reached the bottom he had raced around on the wheelchair ramp to meet her.
The furor over the death of the 4-year-old, who was hit by a utility pole that had been toppled in an accident caused by a driver trying to evade the police after going through a red light, was compounded by the injuries to an infant boy who lost an arm on Dec. 3 when his parents' car was hit by a vehicle carrying four men fleeing the police in Sylmar, near here.
But he evaded the Germans by going to Paris, where he hid out and frequently changed residencies while studying at the conservatory.
While Camus was writing anonymous editorials for the Resistance newspaper Combat, Monod was organizing the sabotage of rail lines and, in one particularly suspenseful episode reconstructed by Dr. Carroll, evading the Gestapo by going underground with a colleague posing as an artist.
And if it went too long, the person would interrupt with, "You knew him?" or worse, "You knew them?" I had a number of ways of evading this question and going with the broader stroke, shall we say.
