So ducking out of its surveillance dragnet entirely is especially hard.
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Luckily, I have therapy tonight, so I'm ducking out of work early.
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Paul Ryan isn't ducking out of a November election because he'd lose his House seat.
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But the government prevented that, on the ground that E.ON was ducking out of its responsibilities.
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Ducking out of work to see a listing is inconvenient, but also a bit of an adventure.
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The press secretary did not answer questions, only briefly ducking out of her office a bit before 9 p.m.
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Bellew aimed a headbutt at Haye before ducking out of the way of the punch that came back his way.
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Guilt that I am constantly ducking out of extracurricular benefits like seminars, workshops and office hours to get to my next shift.
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Did their helmets give them a false sense of security, luring them into risky shots when ducking out of the way was the wiser choice?
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During the rest of her year working at Bayrock, she made a point of ducking out of sight every time Mr. Trump came into view.
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A year later, it meant ducking out of the intense debate on the Senate floor about immigration reform to avoid making himself vulnerable on the issue.
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We had a mutual friend but when I first met her I immediately started taking selfies with her and she kept ducking out of the way.
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Be open to spontaneous adventures, even if that means ducking out of a show before intermission to get frisky in a secret annex by the bar.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India is ducking out of one of the world's largest free trade agreements, saying it wants to protect its farmers and local businesses.
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We plan on soaking up the sun, keeping the windows open, and ducking out of the office early whenever possible — so, you know, more time to water said plants.
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The pals touch on a wide range of topics, from ducking out of the Met Ball early and body-shaming to Schumer's new book, The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo.
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With this buy-one-get-one deal, you might be able to justify ducking out of the office for an afternoon coffee, by coming back with a second drink for your boss.
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When Bond does defeat Jaws, it's with his cunning more than anything: be it by super magnet, electrical current or just by simply ducking out of the way at the right time.
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That afternoon, I met up with my dad for lunch — and felt guilty about ducking out of work for one out of the seven hours I was scheduled to be in the office.
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Although Mr. Hunt criticized Mr. Johnson for ducking out of one TV debate, it was another candidate, Rory Stewart, the international development secretary, who was the most vocal in attacking the front-runner.
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The British leader subsequently left the prime minister's residence Maison de Bourgogne in the centre of this small city-state in a hurry, ducking out of a press conference alongside his opposite number, Bettel.
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A few pitches before his home run, Cespedes hit a foul line drive about head high that had Syndergaard darting and ducking out of the way as he took a short lead off third base.
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It should go without saying that if you're in the New York metropolitan area, you just might want to concoct your excuse for ducking out of work early (or push that Valentine's Day dinner back slightly).
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Why it might seem like ducking out of work for two days before a vacation in the aftermath of an internal shakeup might seem dramatic, Ripa taking some time to deal with being blindsided is reasonable.
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While noisily stating that he would not comment on Mr Johnson's private life, Jeremy Hunt, the foreign secretary, who is running against him, labelled his opponent a coward for ducking out of a head-to-head debate.
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As we previously reported, the former Detroit Lions prodigy (a 2nd round pick in 2011) was arrested in L.A. after ducking out of a court-ordered mental facility and then beating up his neighbor on January 30.
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It seems that our brains need adequate rest to regulate emotions the following day, so consider ducking out of a so-so birthday party early, pausing a TV show to finish tomorrow, and pushing brunch back an hour.
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Ducking out of the foyer, he reappeared a few seconds later clad in an electric blue blazer — size 48 and 13 percent polyester — festooned with Jets logos that he procured three weeks ago during a pilgrimage to Manitoba.
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That the building swoops to its nadir at its southwest corner, ducking out of the way, so to speak, to give courtyard strollers a vista overlooking the Hudson and its waterfront park, further complicates the distinction between enclosure and exposure.
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I started on Saturday at noon, ducking out of the hideous heat into "Pryor Truth" at Under St. Marks, the theater I would nominate for Best Air-Conditioning, if that were a Fringe prize — which maybe it should be, given the sweaty spaces I encountered.
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And even with Rinne ducking out of the way of one bad-angle shot Nick Ritchie fired and positioning himself way off his angle on a similarly harmless shot by Sami Vatanen, the Ducks were only able to squeak out a win by one non-empty-net goal.
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As she talked about her mother's life and death, he would check in on her, give her a kiss, say, "I love you, babe," before ducking out of the room to go watch the University of Michigan basketball team play on television or heading out to pick up their daughter from preschool.
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A coffee break at work is a totally different animal for Italians: For example, you'll see a group of government workers in Rome ducking out of the office for the classic cappuccino break at 11am (and not a minute later, because cappuccino after 11 would be a faux pas worthy of a Birkenstocks-and-socks German tourist.) Convincing them to take a venti cup back to work instead may be a, uhm, tall order.
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During his college years, Ross once tried marijuana; when his parents walked in on him, he claimed that Chandler had been smoking, and had just jumped out the window. Chandler and Monica demand he set the situation right, but he keeps ducking out of it for most of the episode. Rachel has been entrusted with the makings of a dessert this year, despite her lack of success at culinary endeavors. She has chosen to make a traditional English trifle, which involves many layers of ladyfingers, jam, custard (made from scratch), raspberries, and beef sauteed with peas and onions, topped with bananas and cream.
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Wintertime, Caleb and Cole meets up with Montag at the site of Paddington Brothers Construction, where Montag plans on leaving upper deckers in every master bathroom on the block. Caleb refuses to go along with the scheme and leaves with Cole. Cole confronts Caleb, who plans on ducking out of a date to join Montag and Swank with Operation: Sorbet, a scheme where they dig up their old elementary school's time capsule and replace the capsule's contents with pornography. Caleb explains that he tries to keep a balance between his relationship with Cole and his friendship with Montag, but Cole explains that it's not good enough and gives Caleb an ultimatum: either not follow through with Montag's ongoing schemes or their relationship ends.
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As a result of the production's budget, the show featured a great amount of stock animation as well as limited movement from the characters. Each episode featured the Boy of Steel ducking out of high school and racing into action to battle a wide array of adversaries, from dognappers in "Krypto, K-9 Detective", androids run amok in "The Revolt of Robotville", and alien menaces in "The Spy from Outer Space", to another young hero with similar powers in "Superboy Meets Mighty Lad", and a slew of otherworldly monsters ("The Deep Sea Dragon", "The Visitor from the Earth's Core"). He even wound up being captured and successfully having to fight a gang of small-time crooks—all while in his disguise as Clark Kent—in "The Gorilla Gang". Most of the stories were written by DC writers such as Bob Haney and George Kashdan, while character designs were based closely upon the Superboy comic books of the time.
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