Sentence examples for such as dodging from inspiring English sources
In 1988, The New York Times wrote, "Many Nintendo best sellers, like Super Mario Bros. 2, are based on wildly preposterous premises," noting that the two mustachioed heroes of that game "endure various trials, such as dodging hammer-swinging turtles and lava balls and man-eating plants, in order to save a Mushroom Princess".
Melee attacks include additional moves, such as dodging, blocking, disarming an opponent and counter-attacking.
There are also quick time events, in which the player must press buttons indicated on-screen to execute actions such as dodging a falling boulder or wrestling an enemy to stay alive.
The Wii Remote is able to aim and shoot anywhere on the screen with a reticle that replaces the laser sight found in the other versions, and motion-based gestures are used to perform some context-sensitive actions, such as dodging or slashing Leon's knife.
If you have the people fighting in the fight scene use impossible moves, such as dodging a bullet, it'll make the fight scene look too unrealistic, which will make it look cheesy.
These suits provide a range of super-fast evasion moves, such as dodges and slides, but they also add a boosted double-jump providing quick access to rooftops.
Each fall in the Camelympics, residence halls compete against each other in activities such as dodge ball, Wii Golf and floor hockey.
67 participants (aged 14 16 years, mean age 15.04 years, 37 (55.2%) males, 30 (44.8%) females) took part in various sporting activities such as dodge ball for one hour.
Similarly, try to avoid playing contact sports with glasses on, such as dodge ball.
That doctor had an admitted lengthy history of drug abuse -- he once passed out after taking a drug injection while a patient was beneath him prepared for surgery -- as well as other attempts to defraud the government, such as draft dodging.
However the World Press have commissioned a report entitled Integrity of the Image, which in its summary states :"Manipulation is seen as involving material changes to an image through the addition or subtraction of content", and goes on to add, "Adjustments (such as limited cropping, dodging and burning, toning, colour adjustment, conversion to greyscale) to photographs are accepted".
