Sentence examples for to avoid sentences from inspiring English sources

Liverpool, moving, Liverpool, moving cotton, sugar, slaves, invoices, music, ideas here, there and everywhere …" Writers who wish to avoid hoots of southern derision would do well to avoid sentences like: "There was only one tree in our garden, which never produced any leaves".

Try to avoid sentences that turn the blame on your parents.

Try to avoid sentences like "Sarah McBride didn't want to be a dancer".

Finally, Illston said she wanted to avoid sentencing disparities in the Balco case.

Polanski was convicted in the US for having sex with a 13-year-old girl but fled to France, where he holds citizenship, to avoid sentencing.

Now 69, Polanski fled the US in 1978 to avoid sentencing for a conviction of statutory rape and has been based in Paris ever since.

Mr. Polanski is wanted in the United States on charges dating to 1978 that he fled the country to avoid sentencing for unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in 1977.

Calling Mr. Headley a "master manipulator," Mr. Swift told the jury that this trial is not the first time the witness has pleaded guilty in order to avoid severe sentences.

where a speaker is "truthful in \(L\)" iff she tries to avoid uttering sentences not true in \(L\), and a speaker is "trusting in \(L\)" iff she believes that sentences uttered by other speakers are true in \(L\).

Two of Mr. Davies's co-defendants are pleading guilty, agreeing to five-year minimum terms, to avoid stiffer sentences.

Investigations have also resulted in about 120,000 Germans coming forward to confess to tax evasion in an attempt to avoid prison sentences.