Sentence examples for will sidestep from inspiring English sources

Why do you think the economy will sidestep a recession?

Sometimes, Marzo will sidestep autograph-seeking fans, rubbing his hands, or anxiously pulling at his hair.

Fortunately, there are plenty of options to reap income that will sidestep a dot-com-style crisis.

And we will sidestep, for now, Mel Brooks's heroically misguided rap from 1981, It's Good to Be the King.

Once that acquisition closes, Gannett will sidestep regulatory requirements by having an outside company maintain ownership of the CBS affiliate, KMOV, while the two stations share resources.

Likewise, cowardly matadors will sidestep the horns as they go in for the kill instead of bravely diving over them as they plant the sword.

I'll sidestep Lou Reed's emotional cruelty on The Kids as it's been picked for a previous list, and instead give you Stan Lee Cole's award-winning Separated.

"@SenJohnMcCain, what your favorite Lord of the Rings book?" [sic] tweeted Jim McDermott (We'll sidestep for the moment the fact that all Republicans can do right now is get stoked up by movies).

It is powerful, but he'll sidestep and counter as you are still in the ground.

So, saying "oh, you two will get on, you're both big fans of The Archers" will neatly sidestep the fact that you've forgotten both Tamsin Greig's name and Vanessa Whitburn's.

Typically the sword carrier is cocky and will not sidestep as he is desperately trying to turn his reticule red, he will be walking straight at you.