Sentence examples for might be sidetracked from inspiring English sources

I'm worried about how that mind might be sidetracked, corrupted, underdeveloped — whatever word you want to use — by technology.

So as Woods heads into the British Open, which begins Thursday at Muirfield in Scotland, there are legitimate reasons his march to glory might be sidetracked.

They wanted their peace plan to be the focus of the Beirut meeting and were concerned that participants might be sidetracked by complaints if Israel prevented Mr. Arafat from attending.

"We can't be sidetracked.

"I don't need to be sidetracked," one recruit said.

The life of the mind should not be sidetracked by the straining of muscle.

To read "BodyWorld" for its plot, though, is to be sidetracked by one of its lesser pleasures.

We must not be sidetracked by this debate and forget about our poorest children.

Americans should not let themselves be sidetracked by a media spectacle.

"[D]on't allow yourself to be sidetracked," he writes.

It may happen, but the case is unlikely to be sidetracked in the short term.