Sentence examples for diversion was from inspiring English sources

The only diversion was the stack of newspapers.

A popular diversion was betting on anything that Shoemaker or Ycaza rode.

No, the remarkable part of this diversion was that the number kept growing.

There are also allegations that Saddam's revenue diversion was aided by corrupt U.N. officials.

What did you hear?," uttered close to your face by your Designated Mate, means that your diversion was successful.

"My God, look at the time," she said, aware of how awkward this diversion was, of how inconsiderate she was being.

Day one's lunchtime diversion was provided Ben Terrett and Russell Davies of Newspaper Club, which can print small runs of personally designed newspapers.

Their preferred diversion was "Out of Africa," Karen Blixen's memoir of a coffee farm she owned in the 1920's at the foot of the Ngong Hills.

Even if diversion was a valid concern, imposing heavy, unethical burdens on patients and doctors is not acceptable and not a solution.

But what looks like a career diversion was entirely strategic: the stability of his career meant he could write, he says.

A timely diversion was at hand for a political community that lately seems to be waiting for Godot as much as Gore or George W. Bush.