Sentence examples for sidestep around from inspiring English sources

San Diego State University is the latest Cal State campus to impose a mandatory "student success fee," a controversial new charge that critics have blasted as a sidestep around the system's commitment to freeze tuition.

Studies of well-characterized pathways in which the authors analyzed several transcription factors simultaneously (Berman et al., 2002; Stathopoulos et al., 2002) have been able to profitably sidestep around these issues.

Illinois running back Mikel Leshoure and quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase danced and sidestepped around Nittany Lions defenders, while the defense frolicked all over the Beaver Stadium field after the Illini won their first game in seven tries in Happy Valley.

Consolingly, we may discover that the subject of a novel -- its themes, the issues it raises and addresses, what the book suggests about its characters and their world and how all of that reflects on our world -- can be comprehensibly conveyed with only a bit of nimble sidestepping around the central chain of events.

Six dancers migrated through the garden, loosely trailed by audience members who became part of the installation with dancers sidestepping around them.

Sidestepping around the hugger may help.

Same goes for sidestepping around them.

"Whoever'd run up, he'd run at him and then run over him," his former Bills teammate Booker Edgerson, a defensive back, told Jeff Miller in "Going Long," a history of the A.F.L. "A lot of guys said, 'Why don't you sidestep and run around?' He said: 'I want to teach them a lesson.

You can practice this in multiplayer by letting people charge you and then sidestep while turning around and meleeing them.

SideStep is around $1 billion.

Worse still is the focus on any youngling that's considered to be a "heartbreaker", the show's awkward lexical sidestep for getting around saying "that is one sexy kid".