Sentence examples for small diversion from inspiring English sources

"This small diversion makes things kind of bearable," said Mr. Ramos, who also publishes an independent poetry magazine.

Most of the talks had a small diversion into microservices or mentioned fullstack responsibility to justify their inclusion but really this conference was about JavaScript and Node.

Following a golden run under the stewardship of Graham Arnold the 2018-19 season represents a small diversion into the unknown for Sydney FC.

After a small diversion caused by a rogue judge who believed the governments conclusions were wrong, Microsoft was given a slap on the wrist, and told to get back to work.

We motor out past the Simon's Town naval base, taking a small diversion to watch a pod of more than 400 dolphins galloping through the waves at breakneck speed.

The Coral Pink Sand Dunes state park, a sweeping expanse covering 3,730 acres, and just a small diversion off our route, had become popular for sandboarding, said the guidebook.

Even small diversions from civilian stocks can be militarily useful.

Model results indicate that small diversions (<283 m3 s−1) tend to have limited effects of reducing landscape-scale elevation loss (<3%) compared to a future without action (FWOA) condition.

Sega also offers small diversions like up- and downloadable enhancements for Sonic Adventure, and posting high scores from Sega's Web site to see who is the speediest "Star Wars" Racer.

In prison, where even small diversions from the regimented schedule require additional work for guards, and where inmates frequently move between units, ensuring that the expensive medications are given correctly could be problematic, Dr. Zepeda said.

To do that, they must eat, breathe, and sleep science, with only occasional small diversions to keep them sane.