Sentence examples for let it divert from inspiring English sources
He added: "Don't get defensive, don't let it divert you".
"Let It Snow," a modest and intermittently diverting comedy from Adam Marcus that stars his brother, Kipp, revives not only that hoary old routine but several others.
"They've just got to let us divert it".
One is now a bioswale: a giant sponge that takes in rainwater diverted from the street and lets it soak into a subterranean chamber, thereby relieving pressure on the sewer system.
It basically will let businesses divert traffic from each other.
But we shouldn't let that divert us from his comments on a privacy law.
The plan's main idea is to let people divert up to a third of their payroll taxes into individual retirement accounts.
He called the investigations into the Spitzer administration's misuse of the State Police "the main issue," adding, "We are not going to let anything divert us".
Mr. Bush has said he wants to let workers divert an unspecified share of the Social Security taxes that they and their employers pay into self-managed personal accounts.
You cannot cut taxes yet further, let alone divert payroll taxes into individual retirement accounts, without inviting a fiscal catastrophe.Listening to these intriguingly radical ideas, you catch an eerie echo of the boundless optimism that used to characterise Mr Bush's foreign-policy team.
