Sentence examples for her diversion from inspiring English sources

Baliga was asking questions, trying to figure out how her diversion process might work in Florida, where nothing like it existed.

If "Girls" is about the proverbial journey of growing up, Marnie's emergence from her diversion with Charlie is a moment so authentic it's uncanny.

Surprised by her sudden diversion from her Monster High marathon I asked, "Why not?" "Because people in the Army die".

Her only diversion was when men came to the factory air-raid shelters, which she could see from under one corner of her shelter, and hauled corpses up out of them with ropes.

For Graham fans, two of her pieces, "Diversion of Angels" and the rarely seen "Rite of Spring," are scheduled, along with "Lamentation Variations," a suite of dances by Bulareyaung Pagarlava, Richard Move and Larry Keigwin inspired by the famous Graham solo "Lamentation".

Suddenly his mother, the silly, frivolous Mrs. Vincy, is catapulted from her mundane diversions into the direst fears for her firstborn.

Her offbeat diversions on the child-like shirts of William III and the enormous 54in-waist breeches of George IV were unexpectedly telling.

Graham's harrowing "Cave of the Heart"(1946) and her love-soaked "Diversion of Angels" (1948) both received strong performances.

Heidi constantly wanted to tear the track up, and my eyes searched for something to give her as a diversion.

For diversion, her character spends evenings at a stylish bar modeled after Les Deux Cafés in Hollywood, which means that her wardrobe requirements extend far beyond courtroom tweeds.

At the time of their marriage, she explained her need for diversion by saying that "too much religion makes me go pop".