Sentence examples for more diversions from inspiring English sources

In the last two years, the volume of work has increased, meaning more diversions.

Consumers began splitting their time on the couch between more and more diversions — video games, instant messaging and hundreds of TV channels.

And our grand New Year's Eve dinner in the hacienda-style dining room offered more diversions from the faces that haunted me.

The site, which has not had major overhaul since early 2003, still has information for policy makers and the media, but also more diversions.

Year after year, our entertainment options proliferate: more shows on more channels, more amusements via more online venues, more diversions on our gaming consoles and mobile devices.

For those needing more diversions, there is a rare swath of unmolested Atlantic rain forest to be explored, acres of coral reef and picturesque colonial-era villages where the fish you glimpsed during your afternoon snorkel could very well end up on your dinner plate.

No more games, no more diversion.

A decade later, after the shock of John F Kennedy's assassination, Americans needed more diversion: top honours in the mid-60s went to My Fair Lady and The Sound of Music.

Researchers are not exactly sure why, but they point to several contributing factors, including fewer arrests for minor crimes, fewer children living in poverty, more diversion programs and the decriminalization of marijuana in some states.

More diversion comes courtesy of Violet's blowsy sister Mattie Fae, played to the repellent hilt by Rondi Reed, who shares her sister's lacerating tongue (though she hasn't got the symbolic cancer of the mouth — yet).

Mr. Hodgkinson, light-fingered and clear, helped etch the chiseled lines of a work that, as he played it, flew by, presenting far more diversion than self-conscious grandeur.