Sentence examples for low detour from inspiring English sources

The plan was to fly to Christchurch making a long, low detour over McMurdo Sound – the land of Captain Scott, Ernest Shackleton and the great history of Antarctic exploration.

This small detour feels auspicious.

However, the real allure of this low-key detour are the brightly painted homes lining the dirt road, the free-roaming ducks and the quiet, traditional village experience.

Many are settling for second choices or pursuing low-cost detours because the recession has wiped out hoped-for jobs.

In this week's Critics' Picks, A. O. Scott looks back at Edgar G. Ulmer's low-budget film "Detour" (1945).

Detour, American low-budget crime drama that was virtually ignored upon its initial release in 1945 but was later championed by film critics and such directors as Martin Scorsese as one of the high points of the film noir genre.

Rogers was dropped on 28 by England captain Alastair Cook when Prior should probably have taken the catch cleanly himself; twice Prior let four byes escape through his legs as Graeme Swann's chastening tour took a detour round new lows.

There are seasonal ferries to Crantock and a footbridge which is passable at low tide, otherwise there is a detour inland to use the road bridge.

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In January, when he was flying his private plane from Namibia to Brazil, he took a detour to "buzz" St Helena at low altitude, to publicise their cause.

But the low assist numbers do not necessarily indicate a detour from the blueprint of Walton's free-flowing offense. .