Sentence examples for need a diversion from inspiring English sources

As the industry becomes embroiled in ever more scandals and controversies they desperately need a diversion.

If you need a diversion from all that, there's nothing like a video of a minor league triple play that involved a ball bouncing off a Nashville Sounds outfielder's head.

I figured you all might need a diversion tonight.

If I'm feeling like I need a little attention or need a diversion, they're just friends I sleep with.

But, ultimately, the officials decided that they needed a diversion.

Others don't buy the "Wag the Dog" theory that the President needs a diversion from his many problems.

As national and local leaders called on football players to play their games, and effectively resume their roles as "diversions," the Jets, led loudly by Testaverde and Curtis Martin and supported eloquently by Coach Herman Edwards, said no. "The country needs a diversion?" Edwards said.

(U.S. interventions only seem to take place when Mr. Clinton urgently needs a diversion from his domestic troubles. Most gambling experts are betting that our next firm stand will occur shortly before the Senate vote on impeachment).

Perhaps he needed a diversion while deciding on his nominee to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.

Every spy group needs a diversion, in case something goes wrong.

But even a budding musical genius needs a little diversion from Mozart and Mendelssohn.