Sentence examples similar to diversion free from inspiring English sources

For font fans who wish to delve into diversion-free detail of one man's life represented wholly through type, Taschen's reproduction of Giambattista Bodoni's manual of typography, Il Manuale Tipografico, first printed five years after the great type designer's death in 1813, ought to be as compulsive a draw as the family dog was to Eric Gill.

For font fans who wish to delve into diversion-free detail of one man's life represented wholly through type, Taschen's reproduction of Giambattista Bodoni's manual of typography, Il Manuale Tipographico, first printed five years after the great type designer's death in 1813, ought to be as compulsive a draw as the family dog was to Eric Gill.

Mr. Mertens said the authorities had also ruled out the possibility that the attack was part of a diversion to help free prisoners at the Court of Justice nearby.

Trade diversion occurs when free trade agreements among member countries shift the trade inflow from non-number to member countries in a trading bloc to increase the flow of intra-trade.

The New York Times has recommended Cornell Plantations as a place to visit several times, calling it "a satisfying experience" in 1965, one of the sights of Cornell in 1979, a destination along a bicycling tour in 1985, "another free diversion" in 1989, and "one last outing before leaving [Ithaca]" in 2002.

War is no trivial pursuit, and Mr. Klima risks reducing a flesh-and-blood conflict to a danger-free diversion.

The coalition also agreed to closely monitor its suppliers for any diversion of duty-free goods onto the local market, Mr. Zakhilwal said in an e-mail.

A third would underwrite what could be the last great Western water boondoggle -- the diversion of the free-flowing Animas River in southwestern Colorado to provide water for local governments that have so far demonstrated no need for it.

For the last 17 summers it has been one of New York's more offbeat free diversions: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot, wherein a troupe of actors on a shoestring budget perform "Hamlet," "Macbeth" and other classics in a municipal lot on the Lower East Side.

Have a food-free diversion plan ready.

Outside of structured diversions, players are free to make their own fun by purchasing property, shopping for items, finding hidden sex doll and money cache collectibles, and wreaking unsolicited havoc.