Sentence examples for unavoidable at from inspiring English sources

Kassel's history and Germany's are unavoidable at Documenta 13, which opened on Saturday.

If crass commercialism is unavoidable, at the very least artists should be able to avoid being exploited by the market.

Some festivals have stricter policies on food than others, so buying food on-site is unavoidable at some events.

The fifth set seems unavoidable at this point, as does a Djokovic victory if Federer is unable to find a higher gear.

That feature, however, was unavoidable at this party, where, between bites of gingered shrimp and shiitake summer rolls, guests ogled oversize multimedia portraits of dozens of derrières.

It recommends using hearing protection whenever loud noises are unavoidable, at an airport job, for example, or predictably, at a rock concert.

Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St. & B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

By G. Smith and John Brooks The New Yorker, March 23 , 1957P. 26 Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St .& B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

The New Yorker, March 23 , 1957P. 26 Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's drugstore at 44th St. & B'way., & who, since that store was closed down on Jan . 1 has eaten then all at the other Times Square Walgreen's in the Time Tower.

However much we like to pretend otherwise as we relax into a well-cushioned seat and a glass of wine, at some point the fact becomes unavoidable: eating at a restaurant is a business transaction like any other.

Talk story about John Oveian who for 30 years ate all his meals, with a few unavoidable exceptions at the soda fountain of the Walgreen's… Personality sketch of Pete Bostwick the rich young jockey who hopes to win the Grand National next week.