Sentence examples for help to divert from inspiring English sources
They will also help to divert attention from the coal corruption scandal that has dominated the headlines in recent weeks.
Versace's come in neon orange leather - the only consolation is that they will help to divert people's eyes from your underwear.
Ketamine, a similar drug which was controlled in 2005, is now causing many users severe health problems, such as bladder damage.Liberalisation would reduce some of these side effects, argues Molly Meacher, a peer on the all-party parliamentary group, and help to divert drug users to the least harmful substances.
Instead, she said, more straightforward techniques can also help to divert attackers and waste their time.
"It's not always going to be a criminal intervention that will come from the police, there are a lot of programmes which we can draw in which will operate pre-crime and help to divert them from those evil ways".
I think the final stages were messed around by the Home Office so that our protest could help to divert the public's attention from the Poll Tax revolt that was going on throughout the country.
Crisis PR is a booming business, helping to divert attention from the antics of offspring and gold-diggers.
Now, by giving a platform to a small group of dissidents, Mr. Mbeki has helped to divert efforts to fight AIDS, Dr. van der Horst said.
His semiannual plundering expeditions in the north not only brought many slaves to Cordóba but also helped to divert the Muslims from his usurpation of power.
Nationalist fervour may be helping to divert public attention away from the party's mishandling of Tibet a remote problem in the minds of many Chinese.
