Sentence examples for the diversions from inspiring English sources
noun
A tactic used to draw attention away from the real threat or action.
The diversions at Gunbar Downs were numerous.
BAA blamed the diversions on aircraft blocking parking stands.
The diversions offered by other devices are less easily disguised.
I need the diversions of radio and television.
Mr. Menem says he was unaware of the diversions.
The names, and the overall size of the diversions, could be the impetus for reform.
These days, the diversions have grown into a marketing monster in a highly competitive business.
The children shouldn't take their toys or candies, the diversions that usually make Sabbath service easier.
Enter Mr. Hounsou, who remarked on the diversions available while shooting in the Moroccan desert.
The crowding that the diversions reflect has been a mounting concern nationally for more than a year.
Bands, magicians, dance groups, puppets, art, pirates recalling the old days, storytellers and food booths are some of the diversions.
