dodge造句

Dodge, dodge, dodge the inevitable counterattack.

Shy film stars dodge cameras.

He made a sudden dodge aside.

Some will tackle questions head on, while others will dodge them entirely.

This will force him to focus and make it impossible for him to dodge.

One day these might help people dodge some of the health effects of being overweight.

He showed a remarkable ability to dodge UN sanctions and evade investigators.

It is as easy to dodge a volley as a single shot.

The water is murky and short of fish and you have to dodge banana boats and jet skis.

If Mr Brown stays on, he will hope to dodge the falling rocks and stop the slide.

In Buenos Aires and larger cities you can dodge the ubiquitous parrillas (grill houses) and unearth some excellent vegetarian restaurants.

Suddenly, a top needle of a skyscraper is pressing toward him. He fails to dodge and bumps heavily on the concrete needle.

I didn't have time to dodge behind a tree or dive into the brush, I didn't even have time to kneel or lie down.

Since consumers brought purchases forward in late 2009 to dodge the impending increase they are likely to cut back now, hindering a further expansion in national output.

Climbers, surfers and cyclists love the emptiness, while fishing enthusiasts can dodge the whirlpools of the Moskenstraumen and follow in the oar-strokes of the Vikings.

They go straight to the ocean surface, feed there, grow; some will descend deeper into the ocean where they will dodge jelly fish, sharks, blue whales and hope to survive.

Congress does, after all, have the power to amend or repeal its own law, though Barack Obama has the veto, and has promised to use it should Congress try to dodge the bullet.