Sentence examples for have diverted from from inspiring English sources

Would he have diverted from the trail altogether?

Jeremy Corbyn has diverted from his usual campaign stump speech to deliver a rare retelling of his personal history, his motivations and his views on leadership.

Then the zombie stampede that Rick and company had diverted from the quarry showed up in town and Glenn and Nicholas got trapped.

Pennsylvania, suing on behalf of itself and as Parens patriae On behalf of its citizens, seeks declaratory and injunctive relief and, apparently, an accounting for the taxes that New Jersey's allegedly unconstitutional tax has diverted from the Pennsylvania treasury.

Shortly after Mr. Cuomo's speech, the mayor's office released a statement saying that if the governor wants the city to pay more, Mr. Cuomo should first return the money he had diverted from the authority in recent years.

Such dissenting views earned him the attention of the Pritzker jury, and Mr. Murcutt said he had been receiving congratulatory faxes suggesting that it was a good omen that recognition had diverted from the large power buildings.

You might wonder why I've diverted from climate, energy, biodiversity, and the like, but — as I've explained a bit — the challenge of boosting resilience in the face of known seismic threats shares some characteristics with the climate challenge.

She fell asleep and only woke up after her driver had diverted from the route home, allegedly parking the car near a garbage dump.

When this much of cable news information has diverted from hard facts, it is bound it have an effect on viewers.

Perhaps Keys and Gray were being shielded from pranksters and nay-sayers, who might have diverted attention from those reasonably priced tiles.

Even the latest corruption allegations do not seem to have diverted him from his path.