Sentence examples for diverting inside from inspiring English sources

At a time when the city once again faces a huge budget gap, the accounts offer a diverting inside look at the way government really works in a crisis and at some of the political antics, gambles, sheer good fortune and camaraderie that saved New York from bankruptcy.

B1 Revisiting the Last Fiscal Crisis A series of videos that make up an oral history of the city on the brink of bankruptcy in the 1970's offer a diverting inside look at the way government really works in a crisis and some of the political antics, gambles, sheer good fortune and camaraderie that saved New York from insolvency.

Instead, the board appears to have been diverted by inside maneuvering of the various vested interests on the one hand and the inevitable bureaucratic inertia on the other plus the uncertainty of the transition process resulting from last November's election.

Those who like their reading to track the news cycle closely will also find much to divert them in Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange at the World's Most Dangerous Website (Cape, February), by Assange's former number two, Daniel Danieleit-Berg.

Metal sheets had to be used to divert water inside the tunnel.

The Post disclosed the effort involved diverting international communications via fiberoptic cables inside the US into a "repository".

Matt Derbyshire put the Millers ahead inside the opening 10 minutes, diverting Jordan Bowery's cross beyond goalkeeper David Stockdale.

Amla had made 109, with 19 fours, when he pushed forward to a length ball and diverted it from his inside edge on to his leg stump.

Such deals risk diverting trade from countries outside the club to those inside it.

The Farakka Barrage at the head of the delta, just inside Indian territory in West Bengal, began diverting Ganges waters south into India in 1976.

They were trumped by the one dish I would describe as truly diverting: a dainty mixture of ground salmon and watermelon wrapped inside a green leaf.