1
If we do I'll dodge in the bushes till they get past.
2
Come on, old man, we can dodge in and out among these rocks.'
3
Not a headdress to dodge in, Cat would have thought.
4
He saw Shadow dodge in the very nick of time.
5
It is "a timeless dodge in the field of question avoidance," he wrote.
6
If he did, would the baby, in sudden fright, dodge in front of the machine?
7
The "birds" dodge in and out among the desks, jumping over the seats, etc.
8
Was this a new process, the last dodge in the perpetual warfare between maidens and mankind?
9
Open that chimney door and dodge in.
10
If you intend to go ahead, you must just dodge in and out like a dog at a fair.
11
I noticed you dodge in at the court-house and at Squire Hale's, and everywhere, and something told me to investigate.
12
The little ships can dodge in close and, when the going is rough, they can scatter and run like quail.
13
Every one of the popular modern phrases and ideals is a dodge in order to shirk the problem of what is good.
14
I hopped up from behind the counter, waved at Tullia, and skipped out the front way: the oldest dodge in the world.
15
His removal was one kind of quick dodge in the art of quitting; that of the viper another, and a very beastly one.
16
They dodge in and out of the theatre, opera, and lecture-room; they prefer the street cars to walking because they think they get along faster.