Sentence examples for diversion around from inspiring English sources

Close to fresh water and commanding the junction of two valleys, the site would have forced an enemy to take a long and uncomfortable diversion around it.

Motorists are currently forced to take an 11-mile diversion around Tadcaster, while pedestrians are using an old railway viaduct just outside the town.

As he speaks, he takes a diversion around three huge holes in the ground that will soon boast a cluster of teetering towers, part of the city's new business district.

But extending the ban for HGVs until mid-February would mean substantial additional mileage costs, driving times and delivery delays because the diversion around the bridge is about 50 miles long.

The flow diversion around the cavity explains the observed shift in directivity towards higher angles for the whistle, as compared to the free jet flow.

We carried out some diversions – snuck around, blew something up, snuck away.

The path undulates, with many diversions around standing water, but once at Waun Fach the end is in sight.

With pregnancy, though, one can't help but think that there must be a lot of diversions around, and more than a whiff of patriarchal fear, perhaps, to have had a society so successful in suppressing the bodily realities of a subject that at one point in our lives has affected us all.

Thus, the salinity in each outlet is determined not only by the tidal-averaged diversion ratio around the bifurcation of the South and North Channels but also by the subtidal circulation in the waterways and on the shoals.

"Methadone has been around a long time and diversion has been around a long time," said Dr. Shinderman, who also operates clinics in Chicago.

There are now traffic diversions all around this part of Hollywood.