Sentence examples for unavoidable pick from inspiring English sources
Infants have more sensitive skin and so require more TLC and gentler formulas, while no SPF is recommended for infants under the age of 6 months, if it is unavoidable, pick a broad-spectrum with at least an SPF of 45 specifically designed for babies.
My pick is unavoidable, a Mac truck of romantic woe coming toward you down the wrong side of the highway: "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë.
Yet "what needs to be known" about all that, Lehmann writes with newfound certainty, is that the Haddin-Watson situation was unavoidable; Australia "had" to pick a single squad for the back-to-back Test engagements in the West Indies and England.
Miller realises such an arrangement is far from ideal but just about unavoidable this year, so possible Test picks Owais Shah and Ravi Bopara know when to cut short their Indian Premier League commitments in South Africa and return home.
Bikini pictures [bih-kee-nee pick-shures], noun: An unfair, probably unavoidable consequence of being Kate Middleton while pregnant.
The shakeup was unavoidable.
This compulsion is unavoidable.
"Sometimes it's unavoidable".
