Sentence examples for how to elude from inspiring English sources

Dobbs has thrown only 91 passes this season and is a starter because he knows how to elude defenders, but he lofted his pass perfectly to Curry.

I don't know why she was so sure we'd one day need to know how to elude the stock police plays — "your buddy upstairs has confessed," and of course good cop/bad cop — but she drilled us on cop stuff as if it were multiplication tables.

Many security companies hold classes for business executives on how to elude kidnapers; generally, the instruction includes an analysis of home and office security and reminders to vary travel routes and times and to make sure, before setting out, that no unfamiliar people are lurking down the street.

I continue to believe that Britain has discovered at least one part of the secret of how to elude both Jihad and McWorld, and recreate in the global arena the tradition of rebellion and liberty, of democracy and the limits on democracy, that has fashioned its own liberal tradition".

So the group focused on a relatively new drug, Bayer's ciprofloxacin, reasoning that Iraq would not have figured out how to elude it.

Last night's show promised to explain how Sherlock managed to elude death but even a cameo from acclaimed illusionist Derren Brown could not make things as clear as many fans were expecting.

The daughter of one client, who competed with Duveen in a long contest for her widowed father's attention and ultimately lost out, tells, in a voice still weary with frustration, how Duveen managed to elude her even when she was sure she had him in a corner.

Only a few people, then and later, wondered how Ray had managed to elude the blacklist".

But rather than providing reassurance that the new Afghan police are alert, the truck attests to how easy it is to elude detection.

It was unclear yesterday how Mr. Solly managed to elude a prison guard escorting him, said Deirdre Fedkenheuer, a spokeswoman for the state corrections department.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Josh Cribbs can be unpredictable on the field, where defenders are uncertain of how he will attempt to elude them and of where he will line up for the next play.