Sentence examples for time to dodge from inspiring English sources

Hitting right-handed, Berkman knew as soon as he made contact that Rodriguez did not have time to dodge the ball.

The presence of these two insured that we heard a range of views, but it also gave Cuomo plenty of time to dodge the projectiles that his principal challenger was hurling at him.

This means you get closer to your opponents shot and you will have less time to dodge.

Almost everyone has used this technique at one time or another to dodge disagreeable functions.

That leaves plenty of time for Congress to dodge those "automatic" actions.

At the same time she tried to dodge the blame for his serious human rights abuses, kleptocracy and vote-rigging.

Or maybe the Prime Minister was frozen in anger thinking to himself: "How can we move up to a First world country if we have guys throwing shoes at press conferences?!" Although I must say President Bush dodged the shoe rather impressively - to be honest, it looked like this wasn't the first time Bush had to dodge a shoe thrown at him in anger.

When an enemy attacks, the brothers will be able to either jump or use their hammer which, when successfully timed, allows them to dodge their attacks and even deal counter damage (for example: if they jump on top of a charging Goomba).

As the hacks get increasingly out of hand ― Young's glowering narration tells us precisely 17,000 people's texts and emails ultimately get leaked — Lily is quickly accused of being the perpetrator by a local small-time hacker looking to dodge culpability.

Notable skills Sonic can obtain are the "Speed Break", which greatly increases his speed, and "Time Break" which slows down time, allowing the player to dodge obstacles more easily.

But against Kansas State, which sacked the less mobile Mock four times, Young's ability to dodge blitzes, scramble and throw on the run proved to be the difference.