Sentence examples for tests to get around from inspiring English sources
KENNETH SIMON Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 2012 To the Editor: As a 79-year-old African-American born in North Carolina who grew up in Texas, I remember that time when, as Adolph L. Reed Jr. writes, "white Southern Democrats once used cynical manipulations — poll taxes, grandfather clauses, literacy tests — to get around the 15th Amendment".
And I didn't want a test version to get around, because there might be bad word-of-mouth about an incomplete movie.
(She seems to get around).
How are you going to get around?
I'm just hoping to get around".
(7) I was unable to get around at all.
Analysts believe the North Korean military was hoping to test ways to get around U.S. missile defense systems and train for a quick deployment of its arms.
Starting in Austin, Silvercar began testing a way to get around that problem.
As a result, the report says, there are accounts of some employees turning to meth rather than weed to get around tests.
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The probe by public prosecuters concerns the timing of VW's confession to investors that it had used illegal "defeat" devices to get around emissions tests.
