Sentence examples for diversion from work from inspiring English sources

Seeking diversion from work one recent evening, I quickly assembled a playlist featuring my favorite recordings of music by the English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams, then sent out a link on Twitter.

It's always good for a two minute entertainment diversion from work, and we use it exclusively to host our own video content.

How do we tally the sight of white dancers dressed "Bollywood" gear with the idea of inclusion that we so often come back to when we try and justify clubbing as anything more than an enjoyable diversion from work?

But they are sideshows, diversions from work as the main event.

Ann's lifelong passion for horses, orchid growing and the Sunday crossword puzzle were the few diversions from her work.

Councillor John Smith objected, believing the quest for gold was a diversion from needed practical work.

Like Lewis Carroll and Tolkien, he viewed fiction as an enjoyable diversion from more important work.

Discovering the origin of OK was, he said, no more than an agreeable diversion from his main work.

In 1996, Bernanke became chairman of the Princeton economics department, a job many professors regard as a dull administrative diversion from their real work.

For Grant, helping is not the enemy of productivity, a time-sapping diversion from the actual work at hand; it is the mother lode, the motivator that spurs increased productivity and creativity.

I view this as really apart from even a diversion from the hard work that the Congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world".