Sentence examples for must evade from inspiring English sources
But of course their task is not easy – the pair must evade security and come face-to-face with the Teller, a creature that can detect guilt.
Birds flying over the islands of Malta on their annual migration to northern Europe must evade 31 licensed marksmen per square kilometre – 15 times more than in shooting-friendly France.
Together the pair must evade the attentions of a local gangster who controls the Colombian police force like a private army, while searching for a huge emerald and trying to rescue the sister.
On the ground, meanwhile, Cage's plucky teenage daughter must evade the wrath of New York's godless hordes as they react violently to the sudden disappearance of their Bible-bashing neighbours.
Those heading to Europe must evade their own security forces, knowing the hundreds of prisons in Eritrea include stifling shipping containers in the desert, along with kidnap gangs in deserts, lynch mobs in Libya and the lethal risks of crossing the Mediterranean.
(This process, also known as apoptosis, is one of the body's defence mechanisms that a cancer cell must evade if it is to go on to form a tumour. Apoptosis can be triggered by a number of different signalling pathways, each with multiple components; see the diagram for part of the picture).
"Today unemployment is up in Scotland too so the Scottish Government must not evade responsibility and should respond with a change of course".
Yet gamma-herpesvirus must still evade neutralization.
They must therefore evade neutralization by other means.
They must also evade clearance through the peritoneal lymphatics.
Tóibín expands: The novel in English during the 19th century is full of parents whose influence must be evaded or erased, to be replaced by figures who operate either literally or figuratively as aunts, both kind and mean, both well-intentioned and duplicitous, both rescuing and destroying.
