Sentence examples for deflected away from from inspiring English sources

Rafinha had a shot deflected away from goal and Samuel Umtiti headed another opportunity straight at Ochoa.

That did not happen as attempt after attempt was deflected away from danger by the Northampton side, who by now were out on their feet.

Since tensions flared between India and Pakistan over terrorist attacks in Mumbai, attention has been deflected away from the hullabaloo about continuing strikes by unmanned American drones on targets in Pakistan.

Wes Brown insists Manchester United will not be deflected away from the glory trail despite the emergence of Manchester City as another threat to their dominance of the English game.

He said: "On alcohol there is undoubtedly a need for regulation on price, availability and marketing and there is a risk that discussions will be deflected away from regulation that is likely to be effective but would affect sales.

Stack's shot is deflected away from the net by Carpenter before a penalty is called - Hilary Knight is called for holding - and after 13 seconds the Canadians go on the power play.

By considering practical solutions we are able to deflect away from the 'perfect storm' – where emotional distresses cross with circumstances to create an environment where suicide becomes an option".

It is due to the UV light diffraction which deflects away from the aperture edges and produces a certain exposure in the photoresist material outside the aperture edges.

How many times have you heard, "Why is everything always about race?" as a means to deflect away from the topic of racism in America?

"This makes animal welfare charities look bad which saddens me, deflecting away from the animals and onto stunts like this," he wrote on Facebook.

He has publicly borne the cross of soiling oneself so that we, the people, may always be able to deflect away from our own loose sphincters.