Sentence examples for detour away from inspiring English sources

Now we detour away from Lawrence's mind, he thought, and enter a new space.

But the apparent detour away from the trash bags and back is acutely mystifying if, like me, you read the sheet as a truthful sequence in time.

Among other things, this leads to confusion about what's a natural cycle versus an unusual, indeed unique, detour away from natural signals.

The role of the rear hippocampus was particularly clear when volunteers were taken on an unexpected detour away from their goal.

So how did America detour away from emissions markets, which are the preferred approach of many economists, climate and consumer advocates, and many electric utility companies that own and operate power plants?

For our last stop, we took a detour away from the Baroque, to Donnafugata, an eclectic, overwhelmingly 19th-century castle, with a view of the Mediterranean from its mock-Venetian terrace.

He's also cagey enough to take detours away from simple formulas.

Businesses closed early and traffic was detoured away from the area as revellers danced into the night.

Ms. Nicks's voice narrowed a long time ago, forcing her to write melodic detours away from the upper register, but her sound and phrasing remain the same.

WASHINGTON, May 12 — At Gallaudet University, the world's only university for the deaf, a bomb threat kept the front gate shut for graduation ceremonies on Friday and families and guests detoured away from protesters' tents scattered over a lawn, in signs of the tensions that have gripped the campus over the selection of the next president.

The previous two, "Love Saves the Day: A History of American Dance Music Culture, 1970-1979" and "Hold On to Your Dreams: Arthur Russell and the Downtown Music Scene, 1973-1992," both contain detours away from the city, but all three books carefully trace the growth patterns of dance music in New York during the seventies and eighties.