Sentence examples for a detour with from inspiring English sources

There was a bit of a detour with Clint Eastwood.

He joined the pianist Earl Hines's orchestra and performed with emerging stars like Billy Eckstine, Sarah Vaughan, Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie before forming his own trio and then taking a detour with the Ink Spots.

But halfway through, Vásquez sends the husband on a detour with another woman who has such a large drama of her own (test-pilot husband, terrible accident, mysterious photographs) that by the time we come back to the original relationship, our readerly allegiances have been thoroughly bifurcated by the competing plotlines.

He made a detour with his wingman towards England, looking for RAF aircraft.

I need something that I could grab onto and take a detour with.

You think you are heading down one street, only to find the road's under construction, and you've got to settle in for a detour with a minimum of elevated blood pressure.

A dying doctor with plans to go out on his own terms takes a reluctant detour with a 22-year-old woman.

But then Birch's mother dies and the trio end up taking a major detour with a group of Lewis and Clark reenactors, which includes his eccentric father (Stuart Margolin).

And Libya, for its part, has taken a detour -- with the role of NATO now fundamentally altering the course of this revolt, turning it into something quite different than "the Arab Spring".

It is part of the raw bar menu and a highlight of the grand seafood platter, a $100 parade that includes sparkling East Coast and West Coast oysters on the half shell, a classic shrimp cocktail, littleneck clams, Maine lobster and a traditional caviar service that takes a Southern detour with surprisingly clean-flavored Mississippi spoonbill caviar.

Amy Helfand, a textile designer in Red Hook, Brooklyn, who is known for her ebullient floral patterns, has taken a tempestuous detour with Intention Is Everything, right, one of the three rugs in a new collection called This Moment.