Sentence examples for is dodged from inspiring English sources
verb
To avoid by moving suddenly out of the way.
- He dodged traffic crossing the street.
Huffing up the summit trail of Piestewa Peak in the preserve's northeast district, one alternately dodges or is dodged by sinewy athletes zipping along alone or tourists in the wrong shoes doing their best not to pass out.
(Glenn Lowry, the museum's director sitting adjacent to her, sputtered, "A day?") The risk of mis- or non-identification is dodged by a small, printed guide obtainable at the information kiosk.
If you have trouble determining if an attack is dodged, use a die.
Once the punch is dodged, you can take advantage of your close position to retaliate with a punch of your own.
If the POW block is dodged right, you will not lose any items (kart only) and you will have a blue circle form around you instead of spinning out.
She is dodging the Sunday talk shows.
Pearson says Pfleger is dodging responsibility: "That's hogwash.
What no one should do is dodge the process.
Boris Johnson is dodging and weaving in the pack, itching to make a sprint for the front.
05.14.01 IBM is dodging the sting of slow computer sales with some deft accounting moves.
Glynnis: Romney is dodging.
