Sentence examples for try to elude from inspiring English sources

Often, the convicts would try to elude capture by scampering out a window.

"The driver obviously got nervous and decided to try to elude them," Mr. Graves said.

"They know it's wrong, so they try to elude the law," she said.

But smugglers increasingly try to elude the patrols by taking people through harsh deserts and mountain ranges.

Like the ropes that tighten around your wrists the more you struggle, the discomfort and confusion of anxiety deepen the more you try to elude them.

Even as readers try to pin down what a writer means, the best authors try to elude them, using all the resources of sound, rhythm and syntax to defeat any straightforward account of what they are doing.

Barratt carries himself like someone trying to elude capture.

Felton was trying to elude Durant, who was coming to block his shot.

Plot-wise, it's still about Harry trying to elude the dread clutches of Voldemort.

His monastery contended that the accident occurred while Father Tryfonas was trying to elude police detection.

Matthews flung the ball into the end zone as he tried to elude Kenny Holmes.