I dodged trees, oaks and maples and elms and the occasional sparse, skinny willow, in order to catch up with her. |
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And he is hardly alone in arriving at the conclusion that Monty has dodged a very serious bullet. |
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He ducked and dodged around the buildings, trying to lose his pursuers but they managed to stay on his tail. |
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Durham dodged the showers to record their first championship win at Chester-le-Street for two years when they beat Derbyshire by 30 runs. |
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We dodged past a camel walking by with a sandwich board advertising Cut-Price Jeans on either side of his hump. |
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He dodged the cops by monitoring police scanners to spy on the very people who were tracking him. |
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He dodged back and forth to move the last few errant lambs into the cave, then stood before them his hands on his hips. |
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Jones, who massaged facts and refused to face questions, dodged responsibility to the last. |
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He ducked at the sound of the trigger mechanism and dodged the gunfire completely. |
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Terror swept through her for a brief moment, before she beat it down and dodged another attack. |
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Furtive and nimble tipplers and topers nightly dodged through alleys and back yards under the noses of the flashlamp-carrying guards. |
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He dodged the anti-fighter cannon shots coming from the surface of the frigate. |
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I dodged him and then kicked his behind sending him tubbily with arms flailing into the next section. |
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In one smooth movement, Devon faked a punch, dodged the blade, kicked it loose from the man's hand, and caught it in midair. |
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The man dodged the swing easily, jumping back and unsheathing his sword in the process. |
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The cow dodged and ran within ten or fifteen yards of them when both men fired and brought her down. |
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The two spalpeens laughed and dodged through traffic to the opposite side of the narrow street. |
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But have any so breezily dodged responsibility and so glibly passed the buck? |
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The city's elites thought they had dodged a bullet by pulling some well-placed political strings within the state government. |
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He dodged a bullet with his Oct. 24 mistrial, but his troubles aren't over. |
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Residents here feel like they dodged a bullet even as the wind and the rain keeps pounding the island. |
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Michelle dodged and his shot hit and exploded a tree due to its high calibers bullets. |
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Gorbachev had a chance to address Katyn during a July 1988 state visit to Warsaw, but dodged the issue. |
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They probably did, as they cursed the puddles and horse dung and dodged the horse-drawn carriages and drays. |
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In one-on-one situations, he is hardly dodged, and can win the ball nine times out of ten. |
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She just barely dodged a more deadly blow that only caught her in the chest cutting open her shirt and cutting her skin. |
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Under a storm of protest, Sontag at first hedged and then eventually dodged the issue. |
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The mother bird started to peck at me, but I dodged all the pecks and hit her beak with my mace. |
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I sit at my desk now, looking out at puffy clouds being dodged by the planes swinging around on final approach to Heathrow. |
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I was especially wary of them this time, now that I knew their swords were poisoned, and dodged them as they attempted to advance on me. |
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The counter was brought in a sideways blow to the neck, that which Hyman just barely dodged by skipping back. |
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Some biotech outfits have dodged the protesters by avoiding food crops altogether. |
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Asked whether she'd accept the vice president slot, she coyly dodged a direct answer. |
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At a press conference he dodged questions about whether this was a disappointment to him. |
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With a quick dip of his left wing he easily dodged the shots aimed for him. |
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I pushed myself up and dodged a sudden flurry to my right, just in time to avoid someone else's arms. |
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When the news was wafted to his father's factory, all his colleagues dodged him as if they were avoiding a deadly plague. |
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He attacked right then left, both parried and did a quick back roll to dodged a vertical attack. |
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His hand stretched out to pet his cat but she dodged him and jumped over his stomach to purr against my legs. |
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As he easily dodged the blow he brought himself behind Michael and grabbed his wrist with both hands. |
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Mike nimbly dodged these attacks and delivered brutal counters that took out his enemies. |
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I stepped forward, trying to grab his shoulders, but he dodged me once again. |
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A face appeared in the doorway, but they quickly dodged away from the door. |
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Before she landed on me however I dodged to the side of the sofa, causing her to land flat on her face. |
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As he dodged to the side, he had to quickly move again as a tentacle came shooting towards him. |
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They went into the forest then, the horse dodged around the trees quickly and jumped over a dead log. |
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She ignored him totally and quickly dodged through the mass swiftly, knowing he couldn't keep up. |
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She quickly dodged to the right and stood to put her arm around my shoulder. |
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The demons dodged from side to side spectacularly avoiding the bullets as Scarlett knew they would. |
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With no warning at all, she charged forward, swiping her sword widely, but Davin quickly dodged to the side. |
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Jonathan easily dodged out of the way, and then rushed at the now defenseless student. |
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I grabbed my stomach and quickly dodged to my right, to avoid his fists yet again. |
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I swung at him but he dodged to one side, so I, without delay, moved behind him. |
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Griff shots with a power punch in which Kidz dodged and somehow countered with five regular jabs to the face. |
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He dodged, and then watched in amazement as it bounced off a tree but did not shatter. |
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The dude lashed out with a back kick which she dodged by jumping backwards. |
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She dodged his extremely slow blows and sank her fist into his stomach, winding him. |
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Though automakers have dodged a bullet, they may not be so lucky the next time. |
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Lured into a folk chemist, I ducked beneath lizard claws and snake skins, dodged the birds' feet and goat horns. |
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He barely dodged a humongous hammer that flew past him and destroyed the main rotor on one of the remaining helicopters. |
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The roughnecks dodged him, toting boxes of stamped cargo goods and dirty mops to swab the deck. |
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While the braver souls dodged traffic to retrieve gear, I scrounged pieces of rope from the trunk, joined them with sheet bends, and tied a bowline loop in one end. |
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He dodged nimbly to the left and we fell on our faces in a puddle of mud. |
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Colin's not usually camera-shy but he ducked and dodged our snappers every time he stood outside for a smoke until we finally caught him leaving by the side entrance. |
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Then his father was lunging after the both of them, and he dodged to the side to avoid being pummeled by a fist twice the size of his hands put together. |
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I do know that Carson Daly dodged a bullet by breaking off his engagement to that Tara Reid hussy. |
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He clumsily swung his hard-shell bass guitar case around as he dodged back to the front door, grabbed the paper bag, and ran full-speed back to the van. |
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Melanie quickly dodged out of the way moving next to Cameron. |
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He swooped and swerved, dived and dodged, and down below, everyone ran around like ants, evading the shells that lost energy and feel like meteors. |
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For a broader understanding of why his army lost the war he ought to poll the many who dodged the draft, not just the few who took the King's shilling. |
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Armed with inside information, Bulger outmaneuvered rival mafiosi and dodged local criminal investigations. |
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Tampa, and the Republican convention, may have dodged a meteorological bullet. |
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Jerred dodged away from the blow, sucker-punching Denny in the stomach. |
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He swung a punch at him but Aidan dodged and pushed him to the ground. |
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It had large round eyes, a small round body with ample mouse-coloured fur, and it dodged very actively in and out among the freshly fallen rock debris. |
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She dodged the flying body and kicked Lars hard enough to crush his skull. |
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Having successfully dodged active service, he spent most of the war in Berkshire, writing radio talks for the BBC and bookish articles for the Statesman. |
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He quickly dodged out of their way, but four turned and headed after him. |
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A silver flash flew at him, he dodged to the left just in time. |
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Since then she has dodged demands from the hotel to settle her ballooning bill, French daily Le Parisien reported. |
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It came from the left and Eric dodged back and jabbed at his opponent. |
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Tora quickly dodged out of the way as the creature sailed passed her. |
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I shook my head in dismay and dodged to one side as a BMW 3 series with loud rap music blasting out the open windows tried to turn me into a smear on the cobbled stone road. |
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She saw one and barely dodged it, the other one was too high to even touch her, but the last was a perfect aim, not to hit her, but to break the wire. |
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He dodged my attack with practiced ease, and counter-attacked quickly. |
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My lips formed a silent O as we dodged what little traffic there was. |
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He has crawled under bushes, dodged cow pies and dangled from roof tops. |
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He had dodged right into a ring of fire only twenty feet in diameter. |
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Rosenberg dodged, saying he wished their book would have been available on Amazon earlier for pre-orders. |
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There he met outlaws, hustlers, hunters, and homesteaders, and dodged bullets and bowie knives. |
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He dodged scandal after scandal involving infidelity and his many children. |
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The children skillfully dodged him as they dashed out the door. |
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Perhaps the Germans dodged a bullet by virtue of their refusal to compete. |
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The President appears to have dodged a bullet in the investigation. |
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We dodged the lookie-loos that now came cruising down the lane. |
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Mariposa dodged a splatter of blood and buzzed off into the night. |
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But afterwards Mowbray dodged the controversy and instead neaped praise on Koumas who continues to sparkle. |
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By finding and fixing my aneurysm before it ruptured, I had miraculously dodged a bullet. |
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A weirdo who threatened to strip-search children after pretending he was a police officer has dodged jail. |
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And in a country rife with scandals, Poroshenko has dodged quite a few. |
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During his gruelling expedition he has dodged pit vipers, electric eels, anaconda and scorpions. |
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A FORMER Government adviser caught with a tear-gas gun dodged jail yesterday after giving EUR5,000 to charity. |
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He dodged bear hugs from coaches and teammates, and spoke fondly of the win. |
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She specialised as a cryptographer, where she dodged bullets during gun battles in Cyprus. |
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We nicked crab apples, played conkers, fired peashooters, dodged into the local cinema and chased the girls who played peever. |
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A DOPEHEAD who stole his dad's credit card and went on a PS6000 online spending spree dodged a jail sentence yesterday. |
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He tried to hit me but I dodged the blow and went out to plot revenge. |
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Since then, his campaign sometimes seemed snake-bitten as it dodged hecklers and a drumbeat of presumptuous questions about life after No. 10 Downing Street. |
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Miss Griffin screamed after me, the faithless Vizier ran after me, and the boy at the turnpike dodged me into a corner, like a sheep, and cut me off. |
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Just days before the Klieg lights turned on Arizona, Kansas dodged the spotlight when its Republican-controlled state senate shelved a similar bill targeting LGBT individuals. |
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Lane County dodged the worst of a two-day drencher that pushed streams to the tops of their banks over the weekend and forced closures on roads around the state. |
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The smartest stock horse that ever brought his rider up within whip distance of a breakaway or dodged the horns of a sulky beast, took the chance. |
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The politician dodged the question with a meaningless reply. |
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