| ! You can't avoid arguing! | |
| " ""and regain control over our revolution.""" Hard to avoid conflict with such varying opinions! | |
| " If we can not avoid it, we must exploit." | |
| "'Cause l don't know anymore How to avoid my own face wet with my tears | |
| "'I never went in there anyway, if I could avoid it." | |
| ! You can't avoid arguing! | |
| " ""and regain control over our revolution.""" Hard to avoid conflict with such varying opinions! | |
| " If we can not avoid it, we must exploit." | |
| "'Cause l don't know anymore How to avoid my own face wet with my tears | |
| "'I never went in there anyway, if I could avoid it." | |
| "A spirit of nostalgia pervades his work, yet he avoids what is ugly, sad, or cruelly morbid about those oppressed children. Velasquez is the painter of evening, of open spaces and of silence, even when he painted in broad daylight or in a closed room, even with the din of battle or of the hunt in his ears. | |
| "He stepped down, avoiding any long look at her... "... as one avoids long looks at the sun... " | |
| "That the living organism avoids decay?" | |
| "The one where the chest avoids the blind boy "And which blasphemed the fire of the life "Of a thought, not lighted flame | |
| "Then it avoids an awful lot of mess | |
| "A spirit of nostalgia pervades his work, yet he avoids what is ugly, sad, or cruelly morbid about those oppressed children. Velasquez is the painter of evening, of open spaces and of silence, even when he painted in broad daylight or in a closed room, even with the din of battle or of the hunt in his ears. | |
| "He stepped down, avoiding any long look at her... "... as one avoids long looks at the sun... " | |
| "That the living organism avoids decay?" | |
| "The one where the chest avoids the blind boy "And which blasphemed the fire of the life "Of a thought, not lighted flame | |
| "Then it avoids an awful lot of mess | |
| ! I avoided getting shot to have my head cut off? | |
| "A thousand years ago, Gandahar will be saved, and what can't be avoided will be." | |
| "But I deliberately avoided it, because I never wanted to fall in love" | |
| "But perhaps this very holding back "is the one suffering you could have avoided." | |
| "I avoided direct recognition of this feeling by any name, over any communing with myself. - "Until one night when it was very strong upon me... "And my aunt had left her with her parting cry... | |
| ! Actually, I was studiously avoiding that term, Miss Fisher. | |
| "A refined gold notice advised the habit of rigor Swift and put on his impeccable tux. 'Follow the giant bodyguard Sudan deftly avoiding the photographers, "Joined the greatest names of high society; | |
| "A," you accept the pittance I'm prepared to offer you in exchange for avoiding a trial or "B," we take this to court, and it becomes common knowledge that Charlotte is the daughter of the most hated in America, | |
| "Gee, as I look at things, seems my only real shot at avoiding prison is to run"... and it happens to be true, I have a legal obligation... to lie to my client, to disagree? | |
| "He stepped down, avoiding any long look at her... "... as one avoids long looks at the sun... " | |
| ! I avoided getting shot to have my head cut off? | |
| "A thousand years ago, Gandahar will be saved, and what can't be avoided will be." | |
| "But I deliberately avoided it, because I never wanted to fall in love" | |
| "But perhaps this very holding back "is the one suffering you could have avoided." | |
| "I avoided direct recognition of this feeling by any name, over any communing with myself. - "Until one night when it was very strong upon me... "And my aunt had left her with her parting cry... | |
| ! Actually, I was studiously avoiding that term, Miss Fisher. | |
| "A refined gold notice advised the habit of rigor Swift and put on his impeccable tux. 'Follow the giant bodyguard Sudan deftly avoiding the photographers, "Joined the greatest names of high society; | |
| "A," you accept the pittance I'm prepared to offer you in exchange for avoiding a trial or "B," we take this to court, and it becomes common knowledge that Charlotte is the daughter of the most hated in America, | |
| "Gee, as I look at things, seems my only real shot at avoiding prison is to run"... and it happens to be true, I have a legal obligation... to lie to my client, to disagree? | |
| "He stepped down, avoiding any long look at her... "... as one avoids long looks at the sun... " | |
