Sentence examples for left to evade from inspiring English sources

He swayed like a matador, to his left to evade his countryman Cris, then into a gap between two more defenders.

The detainees, it turned out, were mostly elderly people whose daughters had left town to evade family planning restrictions.

Mr. Feigin said the two women wanted by the police may not have left Russia to evade arrest.

Historians believe he left Vienna to evade conscription into the Austrian army.

Smith's pass evaded Sean Morrison and Wells was left to run in on goal and beat Alex McCarthy with a low shot.

The terms of Ai Weiwei's bail prevent him from speaking out publicly, so it has been left to his family to deny that he evaded tax.

So it is online publications, which can better evade the authorities, that are left to do their best to highlight cases of journalists and bloggers behind bars.

He wrote for the majority in Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez, holding that the government could not automatically strip the citizenship of those who left the country to evade the draft.

During the campaign, Harris largely evaded the issue, saying it should be left to voters to decide.

Instead, Martin Clunes and Catherine Tate are left to make sense of the chaos, while Marc Wootton's slappable Mr Poppy once again inexplicably evades the long arm of the law.

Her act leads to the death of her father, leaving Margo alone to evade both her relatives and the government authorities who might take her into custody.