Sentence examples for men to avoid from inspiring English sources
Still, he ordered his men to avoid the townspeople whenever possible.
In 1966, he was arrested for coaching young men to avoid the Vietnam draft.
Perot had suggested it was a useful way for the men to avoid absolutely any misunderstanding.
Mr. Glass cites a statistic that psychiatrists allowed about 1.75 million men to avoid service for "reasons other than physical".
The Enrollment Act permitted men to avoid the draft by either purchasing a substitute or paying a $300 commutation fee.
It should also take place in a public ceremony watched by other men, to avoid cheating or free-riding.
They can be whipped out as a handy excuse to allow a man to avoid the notion that he might – imagine it!
Herschel was born in Hannover, Germany, in 1738, but he moved to England as a young man to avoid the Continental wars.
He was already established as a fan favorite in Minnesota and a man to avoid everywhere else in the dangerous, colorful and sometimes unhinged world of hockey enforcers.
Mr. Kelleher, narrating the action yesterday, noted that a white-shirted police supervisor restrained an officer from chasing the man, to avoid a more serious confrontation with spectators.
I suspect that the old man, to avoid confrontation, will say: My former colleagues are free to speak their minds, but they don't speak for me.
