Sentence examples for few sidesteps from inspiring English sources

He essentially went right up the middle, sprinkling in a few sidesteps but mostly sprinting straight ahead as if he were on an interstate highway.

To straddle the seasons, designers are offering classic white denims, but with a few tweaks to sidestep some of the unflattering fashion snags that white pants often present.

A few entrepreneurs have sidestepped these boundaries — by paying themselves high salaries, for example, or by making money through contracts for additional services to a school. .

A few Congress people have proposed sidestepping the science to do what they think society apparently wants, which according to some NGOs is to ban that terrible chemical.

Fili Seru, the possessor of the finest sidestep in a team where few players would deign to do anything as mundane as running in a straight line, scored two of their final total of 10 tries.

This would create potentially huge costs for startups that they can sidestep simply by moving a few miles to the North, East or South.

Quite a few Muslim American respondents also wanted to sidestep feelings of fear because, in short, they don't think they should have to feel afraid in America a country that explicitly protects freedom of religion.

And it was only one of the few times during the night that David sidestepped away from his own discography (the other time being much less traumatising, when he played Calvin Harris's "How Deep Is Your Love").

Schalk Brits set sail for the Newcastle posts and either handed-off or sidestepped no fewer than four opponents before diving over for a fine solo try.

He said that though officers might be instructed to use less force or stop fewer people, officers could sidestep any new rules by provoking people on the street into acting nervously or suspiciously.

Few people say Mr. Abbas can continue to sidestep the question for long.