Sentence examples for the elude from inspiring English sources
verb
To evade, or escape from someone or something, especially by using cunning or skill.
On Tuesday, Gong Fei, a provincial official, defended what had become known as the "elude the cat" episode, saying it represented a new chapter in grass-roots activism.
They were also not permitted to interview the prime suspect, Pu Huayong, an inmate who the police said had been unhappy with the outcome of the "elude the cat" game.
One of the entrepreneurs, Craig Anderson, told the AFP news agency that the Elude suit created "confusion" for the shark's visual systems.
Infrequent switches to other members of the gene family help the parasites elude the immune system and cause prolonged maladies.
That has led the police to suspect that the leaders eluded the fire.
The nuances of the Second Amendment elude the Tea Parties as well.
Mutations in the genes involved in resistance mechanisms enable the bacteria to elude the treatment.
But the prey eluded the hunters.
His greatest impact came in the pocket, eluding the rush to fire downfield throws.
The Uzans may elude the grasp of Motorola and Nokia.
The duo again elude the police who are following one step behind.
