Sentence examples for it would like to avoid from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah, for its part, signaled Thursday that it would like to avoid a serious escalation, at least for the moment.

And obviously, it would like to avoid having another men's final played on Monday, which would make four years in a row that would happen.

On the other hand, it would like to avoid problems like No. 7 at Shinnecock during the 2004 Open, when the green was so firm it would not hold anything.

It is just plain gross and I would like to avoid it at all costs.

"The concept of trying it in this complex is something I would like to avoid if I could," Fuller told me.

But it's quickly followed by fat, a fate I would like to avoid.

"What I would like to avoid today is to write music for western films".

Though it has not ruled out legislative reform and has the power to recommend it, the commission would like to avoid this.

"We would like to avoid it if at all possible," he said.

In most cases, the answer is probably "no," and it turns out that some airlines would like to avoid discussing this subject, too.

IT'S the time of year for family gatherings and year-end estate planning, so here's an interesting topic to put on the table with the pumpkin pie: "Honey, have we ever talked about what happens to your frequent flier miles when you die?" In most cases, the answer is probably "no," and it turns out that some airlines would like to avoid discussing this subject, too.