Sentence examples for to avoid disqualification from inspiring English sources
to avoid disqualification
verb
To keep away from; to keep clear of; to endeavor not to meet; to shun; to abstain from.
- I try to avoid the company of gamblers.
She drew her fourth foul with 5 35 remaining but was savvy enough to avoid disqualification.
He told her he could not touch her or help her, but to avoid disqualification, she would have to get over the finish line.
Then we stood for another 30 minutes or longer cheering as the other racers passed, ending with the final stragglers just hoping to finish in time to avoid disqualification.
Dustin Johnson wound up with another bizarre penalty Thursday when his caddie thought his tee time was 40 minutes later than it was, and he raced to the first tee at the Northern Trust Open in Los Angeles to avoid disqualification.
A strong climber who has worn the king of the mountains jersey in other races, Julich has been limping home in the gruppetto, the Italian word for the group of riders who work together far behind in the mountains to make sure they all finish within the time needed to avoid disqualification.
The player must complete each lap in a successively higher place to avoid disqualification from the race.
Many rushed off to the sauna or the running track in a desperate attempt to shed pounds and avoid disqualification.
That group normally consists of sprint specialists and others who have a hard time making it over the high mountains; they work together in order to finish inside the daily time limit and avoid disqualification.
According to Golf Channel, Woods avoided disqualification for an incorrect score card under rule Rule 33-7.
To avoid potential disqualification, check with your show's rules in regards to presentation and appearance.
Take 1 less stroke as the number you got in step one, then flip over onto your stomach and take one freestyle stroke towards the wall, however your arm must continue to be moving to avoid a disqualification.
