Sentence examples for wall to avoid from inspiring English sources
Goats huddled against a mud wall to avoid the wind.
The woman said she was simply hiding behind a wall to avoid a police patrol.
O'Connor gently tugged Custom Made back on track, and the horse leapt over the white-brick wall to avoid an unthinkable elimination.
But Ms Stefanoni, the forensic police officer, countered some of the points, saying that DNA analyses were carried out from behind a glass wall to avoid the risk of contamination.
From the wreckage, stories of misery — a victim imploring rescue workers to pass along final words to relatives — continued to emerge along with moments of impossible good fortune: a man in a wheelchair crashing his van against the bridge wall to avoid the waters and escaping alive; a woman with a 3-month-old baby in tow.
It now appears that Young, who once bashed himself against a wall to avoid being sent back to China, has won a three-year legal struggle over his immigration status, putting him on the path to American citizenship — if keeping him in the shadows indefinitely for his own safety.
Bankers insist that they maintain strict Chinese walls to avoid conflicts of interest.
Passers-by waved white fabric and held their hands in the air while walking close to walls to avoid sniper fire.
A journalist who left in 2012 was incredulous at the idea of anyone jumping over walls to avoid being seen to socialise.
Witnesses said the soldiers broke through interior walls to avoid being exposed to snipers, a tactic they used in Tulkarm and other West Bank refugee camps.
Once inside, they move from room to room, battering holes in interior walls to avoid exposure to snipers and suicide bombers dressed as civilians, with explosive belts hidden beneath winter coats.
