Sentence examples for likes to avoid from inspiring English sources

No wonder the leader of the Free World likes to avoid the sticky business of actually governing.

Elizabeth Wurtzel told me that her mom refused to read her memoir "Prozac Nation," which chronicled her struggle with depression, because she "likes to avoid anything unpleasant".

He likes to avoid casual contact with the press and stay within his own self-affirming circle (including Deputy Secretary of State Karl Rove).

Parker likes to avoid what she describes as "living in the bubble of now," preferring to write with a mind to what she calls "historical connections and repetition and same ol', same ol'".

There's no demo day, or set graduation date, as Tandem likes to avoid making its founders feel like they're about to get kicked out.

But governments are hooked on the taxation income it generates, Britain needs it to keep energy imports down, while the public rather likes to avoid further increases in energy bills.

Chinese also liked to avoid making a scene but were more likely than Japanese to prefer assertive strategies.

He has indicated that he would like to avoid surgery.

Mr. Putin said Moscow would like to avoid this situation.

I'd like to avoid chain restaurants as well.

Mr. Putin said Moscow would like to avoid this scenario.