Sentence examples for new diversion from inspiring English sources

But there is a new diversion, offered straight from the source: free news clips.

Just when it seems the field is falling into shape, a new diversion arises.

And as for his new diversion, he added: "Television isn't art, it is television.

The lovable gang from "[title of show]" is back with an endearingly goofy new diversion called "Now.

Dai Wei, whose inner life is periodically stimulated by visitors to his sickbed, notes each new diversion — cell phones, e-mail, video disks, anti-Western nationalism, New Age religion, the Olympics — that beguiles his countrymen away from the idealism of 1989.

Next month, shoppers bored with the casino, the six night clubs, the 40 restaurants, or the triple loop roller coaster will be able to try a new diversion: blasting away at targets in the mall's new pistol range, the Wild West Family Shooting Center.

The benefit is plenty of new diversions, to the point where it is easy to spend a weekend without a single tug on a one-armed bandit.

People come here to escape everyday life and they want new diversions".Is the culture boom in Las Vegas in fact an upmarket gloss put on what remains a high-volume entertainment business or is the town offering something deeper?

Part of the growing appeal of games online is simply that people need new diversions, said Jeffrey Brown, vice president for corporate communications at Electronic Arts, a leading computer game makers.

As Smart Phones Gain In Popularity, Game Makers Roll Out New Diversions [Wall Street Journal Online].

New York also questioned whether Wisconsin could unilaterally approve the deal, saying the compact's general prohibition of new diversions "favors and potentially mandates" review by the other states bordering the lakes.