Sentence examples for diversion down from inspiring English sources

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While dwelling distractedly on this curious diversion down a genetic sliproad, I am reminded of the perfect description of the Pipeline, the beautiful, thundering wave that scares and excites surfers in Hawaii, by Andy Martin in his wonderful book on that sport, Walking On Water.

In 2017, only 8,190 tons of waste went to landfills (a 63percentt diversion rate), down from 14,000 tons in 1998.

When the risk of addiction was discovered and over-prescription practices were tightened, diversion went down, but it opened the door for illicitly manufactured drugs to fill the void.

So said Michel Platini earlier this year on one of the Uefa president's regular diversions down the blind alley marked "sport and politics should not mix".

It's one for fans but well worth the brief diversion before wandering down to the docks.

Regulators made the move to Methadose to standardize and cut down on diversion of the medication.

Or perhaps the total absence of others to provide even a bit of people-watching diversion had brought us down.

The computer systems of several major British hospital systems were shut down, forcing diversions of ambulances and the deferral of nonemergency surgeries.

Though pro sports are wonderful, they are still top-down diversions that don't constitute an organic part of a city's culture.

"Surely the Russians will shoot us down now the diversion has failed," sobbed Scarlett.