Sentence examples for manage to elude from inspiring English sources

If they manage to elude him another year, so be it.

Still, she said, volunteers do "a wonderful job" of securing donations that manage to elude the professionals.

The animals that manage to elude the thousands of waiting crocodiles in the Mara river after passing through the Serengeti are confronted by one of the world's highest concentrations of lions and other carnivores in the Maasai Mara, drawing thousands of tourists to view a sight that American news channel ABC dubbed the world's seventh new wonder.

"If I lived in Jerusalem or Tel Aviv," he wrote, a decade into his career, "it is very doubtful whether I would manage to elude the grip of the 'literary world,' in which writers and academics and critics and poets sit around discussing each other".

But they have so far managed to elude capture.

Thus far, salvation has managed to elude us.

He managed to elude his pursuers and leave the base.

6] night some Suffragists managed to elude the police guards and penetrate to the golf course.

Rayburn managed to elude the federals until the end of hostilities, but barely survived the war.

"A lot of people responsible have still managed to elude justice.

Only a few people, then and later, wondered how Ray had managed to elude the blacklist".