Sentence examples for nice diversions from inspiring English sources
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.
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".
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.
His wife had joined him in Amway, he said, and it made for "a nice diversion — something we could do together.
But for anyone who ever suffers periodic pangs of terror from the unnatural act of strapping razor-edged boards to their boots and attempting a graceful dance with gravity down a steep, snowy slope, it's a nice diversion.
When Justin Welby, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, announced late last month that he intended to "compete out of existence" payday lenders such as Wonga, it was a nice diversion from the heatwave, the royal birth and British sporting triumphs.
While I'm not sure if publishers will fully embrace this format, I have to admit that the existing AMP stories I looked at made for a nice diversion.
