Sentence examples for diverted during from inspiring English sources

He was diverted during a helicopter flight to a forward operating military base after the Taliban intercepted British military communications.

At Manchester Airport they were able to see a collection of aircraft that had been diverted during the night from other fogbound airports, but in the air they could see "just mist".

In northern and eastern Mesopotamia, main streams were soon partly diverted during moderate river floods into canals running more or less parallel to the rivers, which could thus be used to irrigate an extensive area.

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"But building HS2 would cause years of disruption at [London] Euston, and other places on the rail network as well as chaos along the route of HS2, with roads being diverted during the build and in some places permanently shut".

And he sprang a further surprise with a trip to Halifax, to thank the people of the Atlantic provinces who fed and sheltered passengers from more than 200 aircraft diverted there during the September 11th crisis.

Within the modern lineage, the Trw system is present in a large sub-branch comprising species that are adapted to diverse mammalian reservoir hosts, while it is absent from Bartonella clarridgeiae and the species of the ruminant-specific sub-branch, which diverted early during evolution of the modern lineage.

The exhibition says Iraqi troops poisoned the marshland and diverted its water supply "during the Gulf War of 1991".

Until the water was diverted for irrigation during the early 20th century, the Kern River drained into the Buena Vista Lake basin, south of the San Joaquin River.

The recent operation was necessary after northern Iraq, an area about the size of Georgia, with seven provinces and bordering three countries, became what the American military called an "economy of force" region as troops were diverted to Baghdad during the surge.

A collection of his literary journalism was published in 1996 - "a terrible shambles with about 245 typos and misspellings" - but he says that, despite fearing he might be fatally diverted from poetry, during the 70s "I did write quite a lot, and so I suppose it worked in terms of providing an income that allowed me to write poetry".