Sentence examples for to avoid swearing from inspiring English sources
Castelli understood that the British force only aspired to annex the city to the British Empire, and resigned to avoid swearing allegiance to Britain.
His family were prominent recusant Catholics, therefore presumably to avoid swearing the Oath of Supremacy he left college before taking his degree.
He was probably born between 1575 and 1582 in Norfolk, one of four children born to John Dover, and may have been admitted to Queens Collegee at Cambridge in 1595, leaving early to avoid swearing the Oath of Supremacy.
In particular, try to avoid swearing.
It's best to avoid swearing completely, but if it's become a habit for you, at least make an effort to cut back on it.
Please avoid swearing on the bus, some passengers may be sensitive to bad language and may take a dislike to you if you swear multiple times on the bus.
Jokes can build rapport but keep it polite and avoid swearing.
My own limited experience is that even the most foul-mouthed underlings largely avoid swearing in front of the boss, though Alastair Campbell may have been an exception.
Maintain your composure, avoid swearing, stuttering, and fidgeting.
Your bird may become proficient at learning words, and therefore you should avoid swearing or using other rude words in his company.
