Sentence examples for ready to dodge from inspiring English sources
He's sure he's not a bad person, yet he walks around Brooklyn like an emotional fugitive, ready to dodge an aggrieved ex at every corner.
The researchers say the tail waving likely signals that the squirrels are ready to dodge out of the way, should the snake strike.
Be ready to dodge anyone in the circle.
The Hunter-Chopper emits a loud alarm when it is dropping its contact mines, so get ready to dodge them when you hear this.
Move slowly and speak softly to keep the dog as relaxed as possible, although you should be ready to dodge a bite.
A good point guard always must be ready to have to dodge and move around defence.
If he thinks the Dutch are ready to stop dodging the asylum issue, it may be that the Netherlands is finally ready to recognise the real size of the problem.
"I expected him to dodge, and we were ready to follow up again," he said, adding that he was still not entirely sold on Mr. Romney's response.
The contestants will try to dodge each other's blows and then get ready to counter.
The singer has to dodge passes from guys who think her former high-key relationship means she's ready to date another A-lister.
To dodge the responsibility?
