Sentence examples for folks to avoid from inspiring English sources
Plus, I'm not afraid of a cute Christian chick who was on MTV in the '90s telling folks to avoid wild monkey sex.
The dual mode has the added advantage of allowing business folks to avoid work email, etc. for the weekend by switching the phone over to personal mode and pretending all those unread work missives don't exist.
There's a reason we tell non-AA folks to avoid using AAVE: Our language, humor, and cultural references are borne from some of humanity's worst atrocities.
Can you pair extroverts with shy folk to avoid deathly silences — or eligible singletons to kindle the flames of romance?
I can see that since the days of Michael Gove, you folks have to avoid such confrontational statements.
"Some social studies folks try to avoid the whole subject of war," said Dr. John Dougherty, social studies coordinator for the state Department of Education, though he added that he himself did not agree with that philosophy.
Should a self-driving car full of old folks crash to avoid puppies in the cross-walk?
As long as you bought a relatively high-end phone, you'd be able to get way more than $200 slingin' that thing on eBay from folks looking to avoid contracts.
Its mainstay is fall and the football season, when cornhole is also known as "tailgate toss" (a name that might sound better to folks who prefer to avoid the rude double entendre).
Now for the really tough sell: persuading folks who need to avoid sugar that Equal is tasty in cakes and cookies.
On the flip side, and in the county's defense, many folks move to Westchester to avoid the hustle and bustle of New York City, raise a family, and lay low on a Friday with DVD rentals and wine.
