eluding

Which is hopeful news for CNN, a network viewers have been eluding like the plague.

By eluding justice after his first attacks on America in 1998, bin Laden created a mystique of invulnerability.

In eluding definition, it embraces the shifting nature of contemporary identity, this refusal to be bordered.

He returned to the hotel, and, eluding a gossip-seeking landlady, went up to his room.

The ponies of the scouts from the grove, however, appeared fresh and speedy, and the Sioux felt less hopeful of eluding them.

But Nelson had yet to learn how ingenuity and enterprise could find a way of eluding his care.

She dashed forward with the coin, eluding a movement of Miss Vane's hand designed to stop her in her course.

She was a better wife than patriot, however; and eluding the grasp of those who detained her, she fled to warn Iri Ticatame.