Sentence examples for there averted from inspiring English sources

While the officials said they could not prove Mr. Ford's presence there averted a violent assault by security forces, one said: "It's very possible.

Once there, avert your eyes from a monster building site on the right and almost at once, on the left, Chapel Market opens before you.

I caved in to a pocket money toy there to avert my six-year-old's attention from the much bigger shop on the ground floor.

He accused the administration of "casting an economic lifeline to the regime" in Havana to ease economic pressures there and avert a social explosion, which in turn, could produce a refugee exodus.

Disaster there was averted by genuine heroism and desperately hard work.

Similarly, last year the high-energy physics program saw its budget cut from $752 million in 2007 to $688 million, a reduction that led to furloughs at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois, and the threat of layoffs there that was averted only when Congress gave the lab another $32 million last July.

Two days later the army was passing through Philadelphia; another mutiny was averted there when funds were procured for troops that threatened to stay until they were paid.

While Bush said he still hopes a military confrontation can be averted, there appeared to be little doubt among members of Congress that the nation is on the brink of war.

Nonetheless, many African countries still have relatively low rates of tobacco use ([ 2] pp. 268) suggesting that the tobacco epidemic that killed 100 million in the 20th century, mostly in higher income nations, could still be averted there.

Women who work there as nurses avert their eyes as they pass 380 inmates who are lounging on rows of double bunk beds, standing in open showers or sitting on exposed toilets that line one wall of the former gymnasium.

Although a war was temporarily averted, there began a rivalry that was to last more than a century.