1. You have to go, so don't try ducking out.

2. The government is ducking the issue.

3. Ducking responsibility is fatal in a democracy.

4. 'Wait a minute', he called, ducking back inside.

5. The kids were ducking each other in the pool.

6. The boys were splashing about and ducking each other in the pool.

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7. They'd been ducking him in the water. Poor fellow, he cut a sorry figure.

8. These were the days of ducking and cowering under our desks to survive a direct hit from an atomic bomb.

9. Although Dole was ducking out, the debate will go on as scheduled.

10. He came below, ducking his head as he entered the cabin.

11. Four others survived by hiding behind a cupboard, ducking under a bed and dangling out a window.

12. Pros: Ducking in and out of ice caves adds a nice touch to what could have been a typical roller coaster.

13. Perhaps ducking behind to avoid the hail of bullets from the five guys who arrived in the TransAm.

14. He swam vigorously, ducking his head in the water and flinging back his wet hair.

15. I eased into an upright position, ducking back out of sight until I heard him start the car and pull away.

16. Art, it seems, is the perpetual recidivist, always ducking back into the aesthetic as soon as vigilant life averts its gaze.

17. I tried ducking under broken sections, but they just ducked right down after me.

18. He was quit for a ducking.

19. To aim accurately, try ducking.

20. The boat turned over and we all got/had a ducking.

21. His head came around, brown eyes alert as fitzAlan strode out of the alehouse, ducking his head to negotiate the doorway.

22. It took all the strength of Perdita's frantically squeezing legs to stop her ducking out.

23. The real danger of these rigs was hammered home recently during a small Open match which saw me ducking for shelter.

24. I realised I had a large gay following last year, but managed to lose him by ducking into a Virgin Megastore.

25. She is followed closely by a little boy, who keeps ducking behind her whenever Yolanda smiles at him.

26. If this is your plan, then do not be frightened of ducking one or two sterns to get going on port.

27. Ace turned to grin at Defries, but Defries was too busy ducking and shooting as two androids swooped towards her position.

28. The film is fairly sympathetic to Fleiss, who gave Broomfield an interview after ducking him for months.

29. Of course, if they do, politicians can disclaim responsibility; but ducking responsibility is fatal in a democracy.

30. But Duran's failure to control his cash flow had him ducking under the ropes again 18 months later.

31. Ducking her head against the rain, she hastened on.

32. The rain gave him a good ducking.

33. They ran and ran, stumbling, ducking, tripping.

34. Ducking a difficulty often just brings you face to face with yourself.

35. They accused him of ducking all the issues at stake.

36. Ducks clucked under the docks with a ducker in duck ducking into dark.

37. Grinning, ducking my head for balance,[http:///ducking.html] I start to spin as wildly as I can.

38. Ken held up a hand, ducking for cover as he heard screaming.

39. When surrounded by opponents try ducking behind a rock or wall for cover.

40. At the ducking of the hens, the chicks scrambled for the feed, chirping.

41. Running and jumping and ducking bullets is not my idea of a good day.

42. Yes there is someone ducking out of view on the couch.

43. Ducks clucked under the docks with a ducker in duck ducking into the dark.

44. There are recent reports of you ducking into a hotel in Hong Kong with a guy.

45. These politicians have also faced airborne missiles ducking didn't prove quite as successful.

46. Ducking her head, she pulled it open, and ran directly into Ken.

47. By the enclosed pattern - card, we wish to call your attention to the excellence of our ducking.

48. Ducking altar boy practice was a big deal to someone who hung a crucifix on the wall, prayed the rosary, and considered Father James Cronin, the longtime pastor of my church, a saint.

49. Oh, Amanda. When will they allow you to have a ducking stool all of your very own?

50. Van Sciver spots her on a rooftop and keeps ducking behind the bystanders while taunting her.