shirkin a sentence
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She began to shirk her duties and turned to drinking to help deal with the pain.shirk = avoid
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She is motivated, a hard worker, and will even pick up the slack from co-workers who shirk their duties.
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I cannot shirk the honest truth.
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Swish, smack! Whip crack! Batter and beat! Yammer and bleat! Work, work! Nor dare to shirk, While Goblins quaff, and Goblins laugh, Round and round far underground Below, my lad! (source)shirk = avoid duty
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Nobody shirked — or almost nobody. (source)shirked = didn't do their work
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He came between him and the shirks he should have punished. (source)shirks = those who avoid duty
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It's to show Lev what happens to children who shirk their destiny: They become lost in every possible way.† (source)shirk = avoid
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There he had half killed an insubordinate young elephant who was shirking his fair share of work. (source)shirking = not doing
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You've shirked your responsibility all along, from the very beginning.† (source)shirked = avoided
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There isn't a kinder soul in Avonlea and she never shirks her share of work.† (source)shirks = avoids
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He carried himself differently in the company of his fellow supervisors, dropping his shirker's affect.† (source)shirker = someone who avoid duty or responsibility
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MADAM HOOCH: Come on, now, I've no time for shirkers.† (source)
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He glides through life with that charming-Nicky grin, his beloved-child entitlement, his fibs and shirkings, his shortcomings and selfishness, and no one calls him on anything.† (source)
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I hated to give her the satisfaction, but I couldn't shirk it without seeming frightened or guilty, or else indifferent.† (source)shirk = avoid
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He learned about the census of Jews in the German forces during the war, and of the numerous German populist leaflets that were being distributed throughout Hamburg, which claimed that the Jews had been cowards, shirking their duties at the front, and carrying out shady deals while there.† (source)shirking = avoiding
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The immensely popular Ahmad Zahir had revolutionized Afghan music and outraged the purists by adding electric guitars, drums, and horns to the traditional tabla and harmonium; on stage or at parties, he shirked the austere and nearly morose stance of older singers and actually smiled when he sang—sometimes even at women.† (source)shirked = avoided
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