Sentence examples for diversion my from inspiring English sources
"Diversion, my dear, it's all diversion," he tells her, without realizing she's two steps ahead of him and working on her own diversionary moves.
the action of cracking sounds like trying to break something in order to make diversion of my stress and pressure to my hand.
It was great camouflage and it also helped create a diversion from my own reality, benefitting not only those in my "audience" but also helping me to see ways I could survive.
It's "The Music Man" meets the Ziegfeld Follies, the summer diversion of my grandparents' era.
Your web site is superb I will have to read it all, thank you for the diversion from my studies!
"That's what the cookbook was about — a kind of diversion because my other book was so hard to write," she said.
I carried on teaching history part-time for the first six months I spent at the Oxford Internet Institute, thinking that this research project would be an interesting and valuable diversion from my 'real' research interests.
Even a trip to the supermarket can provide a lot of comedy mileage, which came as a welcome diversion during my first days of getting used to the place.
Although influenced by the classics, as seen in his neoclassical drama Sancho García (1771) and his anacreontic verse in Ocios de mi juventud (1773; "Diversions of My Youth"), Cadalso is considered a forerunner of Spanish Romanticism because of his Noches lúgubres (1789 90; "Sombre Nights"), an autobiographical prose work inspired by the death of his love, the actress María Ignacia Ibáñez.
What happens if all my hospitals are on diversion and all my ambulances are full and you have a heart attack and you call?
