Sentence examples for diversion along from inspiring English sources

Passing hordes of kissy couples and Aston Martins on the road towards the hotel, we take a diversion along the river.

And the diversion, along with a swell of pride in the historic vote, drained the continuing occupation of Tahrir Square to just a few thousand demonstrators.

In a 1926 editorial on the Scopes trial, The Christian Century, the de facto house magazine of mainline Protestantism, dismissed fundamentalism as "an event now passed," a momentary diversion along the march to modern, rational faith.

But we may also be sensitive to the cornucopia of diversion along the way, in a novel that after its start and finish were composed expanded mightily in its middle.

The hotel is almost full and the diversion along Highway 6 is spectacularly beautiful.

Gay rights is not a hobby for them, a pleasant diversion along the way to meeting Mr. or Ms. Right, as we often see in the self-satisfied West.

Families trudging from the Air and Space Museum to the National Gallery, for example, might welcome diversions along the way.

The story pans out in a long, involved and more than faintly preposterous style, though with a few procedural diversions along the way.

Israel and the US insist that Damascus is trying to create a series of deadly diversions along the Golan in a bid to divert attention from its own problems.

Still, the canal gave a general sense of direction and provided delightful diversions along the way, such as the Auberge Magnette at Reugny, walls cluttered with posters, bottles lining the glass shelves behind the bar, marble floor, spiky chandeliers, as if designed by Bernard Buffet.

The diversions along the way were more varied than one might expect from a cursory glance at such an itinerary: Dropping anchor in the lee of St. Kitts for half an hour of swimming from Sea Cloud II's water-sports platform.