Sentence examples for to avoid something from inspiring English sources
Young Scorsese saw something to avoid, something to consider with horror.
You keep saying 'Trish.' You do that when you're trying to avoid something.
'Rational suicide" is what some call killing yourself to avoid something worse.
"It's the idea of trying to avoid something, and ending up colliding into it," Mr. Cianfrance said.
The only route I see to avoid something like this involves the ECB totally changing its spots, fast.
"There was a feeling that if we were to avoid something nasty, we had to do something quickly," he said.
Sometimes, real life isn't something to avoid, but something to be glad you still have.
Meyerhoff says engaging in small talk is not something to avoid but something to learn from.
So effortless execution is definitely essential here — to avoid turning something slickly straightforward into something that feels fiddly and confusing.
(Site C, FG #2) Some participants said they avoid taking medications because of the unknown risks and long-term consequences: "I kind of like to avoid taking something all the time for something that I feel that I can manage.
If it's something they can keep forever, try to avoid having something like "CHAN AND JAN 4EVER" plastered on the side.
