Sentence examples for millions to avoid from inspiring English sources

Beyond industrial and forestry losses, one of the biggest costs would be to individuals and municipalities that would have to cut down brittle, dead trees by the millions to avoid the danger of falling, damaged limbs.

After all, Clarke's miseries have been far from contained to a golf course, having lost his wife so agonizingly young to breast cancer, a fate Mickelson would likely trade all his millions to avoid, his wife, Amy, having battled the same disease.

Cink beat Charl Schwartzel in 19 holes, rolling in a 29-foot putt on the 16th and an 18-footer on the 18th to avoid elimination.

He needed to two-putt from 50 feet on the 18th to avoid a playoff with John Rollins, who closed with a 67.

But Scott recovered with back-to-back birdies and saved par with a tough 11-foot putt at the 16th to avoid tying Greg Norman and three others for the biggest final-day collapse in PGA Tour history.

But cute things could plague it there, too: Madagascar spin-off Penguins of Madagascar opens early on the 14th to avoid the December local-film deluge, and the last Madagascar did a decent $31m in China.

The 23-year-old dropped a further shot at the short 16th after missing the green to the right and he needed to hole a five-foot par-putt at the 18th to avoid carding an 80. McIlroy's triple bogey at the difficult 11th dropped him back to two over as he missed the fairway off the tee and then found water when he dumped his wedge third shot into the greenside pond.

For the survival analyses in the PIN group, we retained patients included between 1st October 2005 and 31st December 2008 to avoid biasing the survival data by patients with insufficient follow-up.

McDowell, who won the European Tour's Match Play tournament in Bulgaria last year, had staged remarkable recoveries in all three of his matches this week, needing to hole from 20 feet on the 20th hole to avoid defeat by Hunter Mahan on Friday, before beating the American at the 21st.

At this stage, if the engine still sounds like it's gonna buckle, then shift into 1st gear quickly and hit the gas pedal again and after a short distance, shift into 2nd again to avoid straining the engine too much.

The world was lucky in the 20th century to avoid a nuclear Armageddon.