Sentence examples for diverting through from inspiring English sources

Local airlines cancelled flights and international carriers began diverting through other West African capitals for fuel.

One contributor to "The World of the Favourite", to take only a single example, notes that men close to the king often operated outside established institutional channels, diverting through themselves the normal flow of access and information to the king.

On the return from Colorado, I traced an arc northward, clipping a corner of Wyoming before riding tailwinds eastward from Nebraska through Michigan before diverting through Canada and re-entering New England through uppermost New York State.

"Trade and capital flows will be diverted through favored partners".

A portion of the tail current is temporarily diverted through the ionosphere.

But payments are often diverted through a second country to obscure their origin and destination, they said.

The call is simply diverted through the internet's pipes at minuscule cost to wherever your business happens to be.

But, suddenly, the route to the top has been diverted through business schools and investment bankers' offices on Wall Street.

The scandal was complex: public money was diverted through contracts to an advertising firm, and paid out through a friendly bank.

Paragraph (10) defines "customer property" to include all property in customer accounts and property that should have been in those accounts but was diverted through conversion or mistake.

Water for the Northport is diverted through the Tri-State headgate, Northport physically being an extension of the Tri-State canal.