Sentence examples for had avoided any from inspiring English sources

And the committee Democrats said that Mr. Kaiser was interviewed by the committee staff this week and that he said he had avoided any lobbying.

Regardless of the circumstances, the Bundys – who for two years had avoided any consequences for their protests – saw their worlds unravel.

In an interview with Stern accompanying the photographs, Mr. Fischer had avoided any sort of apology: "Yes, I was a militant.

Her team later announced that Koster had avoided any fractured bones or serious injuries but the 23-year-old's team-mates said she had been fortunate.

So far, opposition politicians — who have tried to bury egos and transcend differences to form a united bulwark against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party — had avoided any sort of personality battle with Modi, who remains personally popular and has successfully campaigned as if India's parliamentary democracy were an American-style presidential system.

A minister in the Czech government meanwhile told his Irish interlocutors that Boris Johnson had been "unimpressive" during a visit in September, but he expressed relief that the British foreign secretary had "avoided any gaffes", according to the document, obtained by the Irish broadcaster RTE.

England and Ireland have avoided any midweek fixtures.

Snellgrove, however, has avoided any serious confrontations.

Only Mr. Bush somehow seems to have avoided any doubt, any change.

But some blogging services like Tumblr and WordPress seem to have avoided any decline.

But Blanco has avoided any official miscues since before President Obama was elected.