Sentence examples for learning to duck from inspiring English sources

In a sense, submission is learning to duck, so God can hit your husband!

Like learning to duck in doorways, learning to forage for Size XXXLT came with the territory.

(By the end of the war, however, military commanders were learning to duck for cover whenever a journalist came by).

(By the end of the war, however, military commanders were learning to duck for cover whenever a journalist came by). In Britain, a different class structure, or a different national approach to career advancement, has sustained the British military in giving a cold shoulder to the art of public relations.

Haywood said she spent the next several years learning to duck instead of finding support to leave.

Learning to duck trouble, Haggard was paroled after three years (later pardoned by then-Gov. Ronald Reagan) and began following up on those dreams.

In this crucible, I learned to duck while reading.

Tentatively, I learned to duck and to weave my way through life.

Working as a critic, you learn to duck incoming words and shards of shattered cocktail glasses.

"I have learned to duck from bullets before I learned to read," she told the crowd.

The boys learned to duck when they heard the gunshots outside.