Sentence examples for to avoid everything from inspiring English sources

What to avoid: Everything.

It was, dare one say it, the type of ball that wins matches when the batsmen are determined to avoid everything possible to get out.

People who have suffered primary infertility tell me that the only way they can get by is to avoid everything and anything to do with babies.

Understandably, scientists generally behave most earnestly in order to avoid everything that may question their competence and reliability.

"It's so hard to avoid everything because of how big this event is but also because of the history and no Brit having won [for so long].

You're not supposed to avoid everything that tastes good forever.

But we can never avoid everything.

Grate raw beets (use the food processor to avoid ruining everything within spattering distance) and toss with watercress or arugula.

To avoid losing everything, Turner, in 1987, looked to a consortium of thirty-one cable companies — in particular, T.C.I. and Time Inc.'s cable subsidiary — for a bailout.

The trick is to avoid believing everything that comes out of your own mouth, whether it's a clever exegesis or a shattering scream.

The Underwood's must overcome these dangers -- past and present -- to avoid losing everything, regardless of collateral damage they leave in their wake.