Sentence examples for on a diversion from inspiring English sources

Birmingham bohemians Swim Deep have taken their dreamy indie on a diversion to another decade.

The authors based their analysis on a diversion of two percentage points of the current Social Security payroll tax into individual retirement accounts.

He was cool, respectful, rational in offering a detailed brief that Mr. Bush had embarked on a diversion from the war on Al Qaeda and global terror by invading Iraq, and his answers never exceeded the time limits.

On Parliament Hill, just beside a group tobogganing on a diversion sign and an estate agent's for sale board, several cyclists were using the slopes as an impromptu freestyle course.

There, up to 100 people were involved in minor scuffles with the police and the torchbearer was sent on a diversion route to reach the bridge.

The four say that KI has embarked on a "diversion tactic" whose purpose is "to provide KI, under the leadership of Prof Hamsten, with an air of plausible deniability to the images revealed in the documentary".

The total costs of a diversion depend on the size of the aircraft, ranging from $30,000 to $725,000 per diversion, which may encourage airlines to focus on improved pre-flight screening of chronically ill patients [ 3, 10, 23].

Some are just looking for a diversion on a dozen Saturdays every year.

It was closed because of a landslide on Christmas Day, leading to a diversion for drivers of almost 150 miles.

New Jersey, for example, amended its laws so that teens caught sexting will not face child porn charges the first time they offend, while teens in Virginia can be sent to a diversion program on their first offence. .

There have been claims that Dream On represents a diversion into "Dixieland jazz": it's got a trombone on it – which in fairness is one trombone more than Oasis ever featured – but then so did The Floral Dance by the Brighouse and Rastrick Brass Band.