Sentence examples for going to be diverted from inspiring English sources
Marriage means that a lot of your attention is going to be diverted to your spouse.
"We're not going to be diverted by sophistry," is the tacit message.
"I'm not going to be diverted from all possible efforts to continue to negotiate to reach a deal.
This is what we are doing and we are not going to be diverted by anything or anybody else".
The Nebraskan wanted to believe Powell but, deep down, felt the White House wasn't going to be diverted from its drive to topple Saddam Hussein.
In other words, no one heading out to purchase an ethnographic photograph by Mr. Cariou (or anyone else) was going to be diverted by the Prince show at Gagosian.
But if hospital trusts can't even afford enough frontline staff to run an efficient service, how are they ever going to be able to divert the required funds to IT?
Most of the crews that did go out had to be diverted to other bases on their return.
The dam could only divert the water above Chenglingji, leaving 30-40 km3 to be diverted.
Much of what could have gone to agriculture was diverted to delta preservation.
