Sentence examples for nice diversion from inspiring English sources

It's a nice diversion".

It's a nice diversion from the normal kid thing you usually see".

But this clip was more preaching to the choir and a nice diversion for those who already support Clinton.

This is a nice diversion to be outside and to meet people and be around good food".

His wife had joined him in Amway, he said, and it made for "a nice diversion — something we could do together.

Tennis is providing a nice diversion with the Australian Open, if you can figure out when anything is on and what day it is there.

The review also said "R&B ballad "Tie Me Down" featuring smooth Auto-tuned vocals from Ray J, the B.A.S.S.-inspired "Bunz", the slow jam "New Girl," and the rollicking "Cashmere," which bumps along like a New Jack rap jam, are nice diversions".

Long-time runner Gretchen Zelazny, 41, who lives in Richmond, Va., found that Muddy Buddy races -- where two people can bike, run and tackle obstacle courses together as a team -- were nice diversions from the regular road races she frequently does.

The College World Series was a nice baseball diversion while it lasted, with South Carolina's second straight championship giving everyone a familiar feeling.

Still, when CBS began broadcasting "Survivor" the following summer, "We saw it as a nice summer diversion," said Leslie Moonves, the president of CBS Television.

Well, no, as his label head Kode9 later confirmed, but it was a nice gossipy diversion – and a very appropriate setting to hear the tracks, including some new (to me) material.