Sentence examples for swerved away from from inspiring English sources

The new government swerved away from disaster.

In his last years, from 1979 until 1987, Feldman again swerved away from the mainstream.

The No10 swerved away from Ter Stegen but the angle defeated him.

Rinse, of course, had long swerved away from that style – although by now, its transitions were becoming more strategic.

He swerved away from the cumbersome Chelsea captain, John Terry, turned and ripped the ball into the roof of the net.

He swerved away from Pat McCabe, evaded O'Connor's ankle tap, accelerated away from Barnes and had too much pace for Genia, who received a wave after being passed.

(The video, however, showed Mr. Long swerving away from Mr. Pogan).

One flick and swerve away from Glen Johnson was a delight.

Gascoigne swerves away from Augenthaler on the edge of the area and is baulked.

But the narrator is always swerving away from customary formulations into the eccentric and the sharply personal.

Here, she swerves away from the high-wire performances demanded by TV formats and concentrates instead on homely cooking.