Sentence examples for how to sidestep from inspiring English sources

Wilson knew how to sidestep that problem.

The gangs themselves have produced manuals showing members how to sidestep the new laws.

After all, being a Saudi means knowing what the rules are — and how to sidestep them without getting in trouble.

We don't always see eye to eye, William and I, but we learned how to sidestep each other.

Boston has a Yankee obsession the way the Mets had an Atlanta complex -- until last year, when the Mets provided a model of how to sidestep a nemesis.

The Sooners' quick-strike offense, meanwhile, needed a bruising quarter to figure out how to sidestep Nebraska's blitzes, but once Heupel decided to drift from the pocket, he began picking apart the secondary.

Privately, they are coaching councils on how best to sidestep those irritating safeguards.

Former officials say Mr. Comey anticipated that the president might ask whether he was being investigated, and consulted his advisers on how to delicately sidestep the question.

After all, this is likely only the beginning of the queries students are going to get in their lifetimes, questions such as when are you going to get married/have kids/finish that degree/ buy a house, etc. "Learning how to politely sidestep these questions from well-meaning others is a skill they will be able to use again and again," Fox says.

Asked if he believes Huelskamp should have made the proposal, Claeys answered: "I am not sure how to diplomatically sidestep this question".

The genius of Obama's protean campaign was how it managed to sidestep these dormant disagreements and simultaneously embody the departure from Bush that both sides craved.