Sentence examples for derailing into from inspiring English sources

A smart, articulate, and even witty investigation that avoids derailing into either the utopian or the dystopian.

"Tango Fire," which was performed twice on Sunday at Town Hall, glides along as smoothly as an express train without ever derailing into a pseudo-seduction melodrama.

A: Because then the conversation could be derailed into talking about moderation rather than the established or initial topic.

Women, she said, "feel it's better to put their energy into that than into fighting the old system and being derailed into sidelines".

I found myself derailed into a dark parallel universe where I held hands with the distraught women who came to us – a small newspaper in a foreign language – because nobody else would listen.

The Yankees play Baltimore and Boston a total of 10 times in that period, and if the Orioles and the Red Sox don't slow the Yankees' runaway locomotive, they will be derailed into 1999.

Unfairly mismarketed as Reese Witherspoon's version of The Blind Side, Philippe Falardeau's The Good Lie (Entertainment One, 12) takes the "better than it looks" prize for the week: fears that this true story of Sudanese rufugees in Kansas will be derailed into white-saviour territory by Witherspoon's feisty southern employment counsellor prove pleasantly unfounded.

"When someone is not fully present, it erodes the quality of what you say". The experience might, for instance, "cause you to lose your train of thought" or "suppress what you originally planned to communicate". It's also possible that "you could get derailed into the drama of why it's happening," she adds.

"We blew a couple of chances but I'm really proud of the players, because they could have easily been derailed into losing sight and structure".

One of the cars derailed into Rock Creek, a dry riverbed that occasionally floods into the Columbia.

Rather, he derailed into a tale of brushing his teeth in a bar bathroom.