Sentence examples for detour with from inspiring English sources

There was a bit of a detour with Clint Eastwood.

Most of the stranded passengers have taken their detour with good humor.

"It's awful," said Jeanine Manfreto, who was traveling on the Route 46 detour with a companion.

Yet the battle over judicial nominees may be taking an odd detour with the nomination of Professor McConnell.

That leaves "Detour" with a wall of audience ennui to scale, and without a major star or a punchy plot innovation, this respectable debut is unlikely to leave a mark.

Amy Helfand, a textile designer in Red Hook, Brooklyn, who is known for her ebullient floral patterns, has taken a tempestuous detour with Intention Is Everything, right, one of the three rugs in a new collection called This Moment.

But then, he detoured, with Oprah's help, into discussing a conversation with his ex-wife, Kristin, about whether he should return to cycling from his retirement.

So for a few years the show took detours, with characters hooking up, splitting up, meeting new people, having life adventures that did not always drive the overarching story forward.

As in Ravel's "Valse," innocuous dance rhythms take on sinister twists and detours, with a drum stroke on every fourth beat adding to a sense of menacing propulsion.

The latter stretches into an insane, breathtaking epic, its syncopated, irresistible groove led through false endings and wild detours with a skill and giddy audacity that raises the question, just how tight does a band have to be to play this loose?

Indeed he takes all the attempted detours with a sense of humor and some indulgence.