Sentence examples for derail for from inspiring English sources

Never mind that we sometimes derail for an irrelevant Giorgione or Caravaggio or Degas: they are worth stopping for.

A military conflict in Georgia will also derail for a long time Georgia's aspiration to join NATO something that Russian finds deeply unpalatable.Russia's broader aim may be to try to roll back the advance of pro-Western forces in its "near abroad" by highlighting the West's inability to help Georgia.

With past issues with addiction, jail stays, mental institution stints, and public displays of lunacy, the media and the world at large have been waiting for Courtney Love and her career to permanently derail for over a decade now.

That got derailed for me," he told Variety.

But this fiasco hotwired an Australian juggernaut that would not be derailed for another 16 years.

It cannot be derailed for long by anything we have seen lately.

Her odyssey was derailed for a year after she was struck by a car in October 2000.

The proposal was derailed for a time by Mr. Byrd's job.

In fact it is potentially derailing for us, so that is all bad news.

"We've played so many times [26], sometimes it just derails for you," he said.

In court documents, her lawyers alleged: "Ms Huang's career at Twitter was irreparably derailed for making a complaint.