Sentence examples for diverted news from inspiring English sources

The terrorist attacks telescoped the campaign and diverted news coverage.

The potential for disaster along the Gulf Coast has overshadowed not only the Republicans this weekend: It has diverted news media attention from both the Democrats' glow over their convention in Denver last week and their criticism and questioning of Ms. Palin, whom Mr. McCain introduced as his running mate on Friday.

Then along came Mr. Perry, diverting news media attention, appealing to social conservatives and increasingly turning the primary battle into a two-man race with Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.

Lloyd shows us how a bigwig at the Independent Broadcasting Authority used to vet Spitting Image scripts (patrician voice, heavy with scepticism: "do you find that amusing?"), then flits to diverting news clipping about an accident-prone guide-dog for the blind.

And the ability to consume a pipeline of diverse and diverting news nuggets without having to expend any effort wading through digital background noise — on social feeds or elsewhere on the web — to ferret out the same content.

Carter said he felt he had diverted the news media pressure from his players.

There will be no firm details but there will be enough to divert the news cycle for a day and wind up some union leaders.

He is currently diverted by a news clipping that Renate Radford, his assistant, has put on his desk.

The ruling also said it was established via testimony, payment receipts and bank documents that some relatives of the former defense minister benefited from the diverted money, the news agency said.

Some viewers suggested the authorities were using Guo to divert attention from news stories including the fatal explosion at a factory the previous day that claimed more than 70 lives.

With managers diverted to pregame and postgame news conferences and other demands, they must delegate more.