Sentence examples for deflected at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deflected at" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when discussing the direction or path of something that has been changed or altered. For example: - The soccer ball was deflected at the last minute by the goalkeeper. - The politician's statement was deflected at the press conference, causing confusion among reporters. - The light from the sun was deflected at an angle by the glass window.
Doleac's shot was deflected at the buzzer by Okur.
Probes are deflected at the bottom end (bottom) or top end (top) of probes.
The indentation cracks were minimally or not deflected at the sialon layers, implying strong interfaces.
In experiments conducted with high-energy electron accelerators starting in 1967, physicists observed that some of the electrons bombarded onto proton targets were deflected at large angles.
The question is whether that campaign must have a martyr, or whether Murali will be deflected at the last minute away from a pointless and self-destructive rebellion.
2.03am GMT 54 mins Cooper's shot is deflected at the last minute as Jakovic throws himself in front of his drve from the edge of the box.
"It's been the next game every game," Phillips said, trying to deflect at least some talk of facing Green Bay.
It appeared that Government officials hoped that by poking through the 1percentt ceiling they could deflect at least a little criticism about their trade policies.
For in order to give Mukhadram a chance of reversing form with Al Kazeem in the Coral Eclipse Stakes, Hanagan must deflect at least some of the praise lavished upon him for an outstanding ride at Royal Ascot last month.
Yet in a sign that Russia was beginning to feel the need to deflect at least some of the accusations that Moscow is partly responsible for not stemming the rising death toll, Russia distanced itself from Mr. Assad himself.
One way to improve the cracking resistance of PVD hard coatings is to prepare them in the form of a multilayer structure, where micro-cracks tend to branch and deflect at the interface between two alternating layers of different materials.
