Sentence examples similar to off diversion from inspiring English sources

Being a photographer's model may have remained a one-off diversion if she hadn't been homed in on by the grande dames at American Vogue.

In 1982, Kneale made another one-off diversion from his usual work when he wrote his only produced Hollywood movie script, Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

Her scenery chewing is so disruptively different (especially as the queen) it throws off this diversion by demanding laughs rather than earning them.

The person who sets off the diversion needs to be able to sprint fast, and they need to be attentive.

We have seen that in semi-arid conditions it is seldom appropriate to divert surface run-off from arable lands, and the same arguments largely apply to cut-offs or diversion drains put in at the top edge of arable land in order to protect it from surface run-off from uncultivated higher land.

Gonzalez was relieved to find Kimbrel erecting tree stands for hunting, his off-season diversion.

The economy is better, too, and might bring the state enough new income to wean itself off the diversions now in place.

Muddy two-track roads proved too easy; on a trickier off-road diversion, the XC70 rolled through watery chuckholes and over sharp rocks.

You can't imagine any of their surviving contemporaries from early noughties post-punk-inspired alt-rock taking an off-road diversion like this.

Without a hearty Steinbrenner to create an off-season diversion, baseball would be mired in unsavory topics like drug testing, THG and home run asterisks.

On Monday, Lonegan called the whole brouhaha "an off-message diversion" and said that he doesn't care about Booker's sexual orientation.