Sentence examples for diversion at from inspiring English sources

"It's a pleasant diversion at lunchtime".

It began as a between-periods diversion at hockey games.

Sports, for all their present-day import and extreme bent, remain a diversion at the core.

This summer's fiesta is meant as a diversion at a time of plummeting stocks and rising unemployment.

After decades of lawsuits, in 1967 the Supreme Court capped Illinois's diversion at 2.1 billion gallons (8 billion litres) of water each day.

The case could last for years, causing a political diversion at a time when the Philippines is struggling, against mounting difficulties, for stability and economic revival.

The diversions at Gunbar Downs were numerous.

But he was put in a plain, round, glass bowl with absolutely no diversions at all.

People who are drawn to plays, movies and TV sports generally prefer to keep their diversions at some distance.

But enjoyable diversions at the scrappy Fringe can seem flimsy when they transfer Off Broadway, where the show opened at the Acorn Theater Wednesday night.

The study warned: "Continued diversions at a rate necessary to support the current scale of marijuana cultivation in northern California could be catastrophic for aquatic species".