Sentence examples for divert themselves from inspiring English sources

"They are desperately searching for things to do to divert themselves from stress.

I don't need this thing of my brother for our lawyers to divert themselves and the P.D. to smirk at.

Then, on the other half, have them draw what they can do instead, perhaps including a "thought bubble" detailing how they could divert themselves from losing control.

For a time, Norway had it, and Painter notes Emerson's "affection" for the bloodthirsty old Norse sagas: "A pair of kings, after dinner, will divert themselves by thrusting each his sword through the other's body, as did Yngve and Alf".

If it works as promised, it will turn the whole world into a shop window.The Fire Phone takes pride of place in an expanding family of devices with which Amazon has both anticipated and responded to shifts in the way consumers read, shop and divert themselves.

If golf is the sport of business, then corporate bosses around the country should not mind if their employees divert themselves from crucial computer tasks to peer at the video streaming of the 6th and 10th holes at the United States Open from Winged Foot from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern on Thursday and Friday.

Some of them diverted themselves by pecking at their cellphones.

Clinton supporters diverted themselves by spelling out HILLARY over and over.

When it came to the World Cup finals in Switzerland the following year, the Hungarians and Grosics largely diverted themselves in their first game against Germany; the second would be the final.

The Democrats had been waiting for Clinton's speech for two days, during which they diverted themselves with a couple of brief platform fights, one about inserting a mention of God, who had inadvertently been cut out of the platform's 40 pages.

And Mr. Thorn points out that an Englishwoman named Lady Hervey wrote in a letter in 1748 that the family of the Prince of Wales was "diverting themselves with baseball, a play all who are or have been schoolboys are well acquainted with".