Sentence examples similar to time diversions from inspiring English sources

On one level the games are simply entertainment, leisure-time diversions in a prosperous country.

LONG AFTER the Canadian James Naismith dreamed up a winter-time diversion called basketball, the Europeans went to work codifying another winter-time diversion.

"There was a one-time diversion of major meeting events to the New York market".

At these times diversion is most important.

Having entrusted day-to-day management of the company to son Kevin, 39, Jim Clayton has time for diversions.

Survival mode for me was to ignore them and occupying every minute of my time with diversions.

Hostess, which was under different management at the time the diversions began in August 2011, said it does not know how much money it took.

They were working 12-hour days, and we should have made sure they took lunch breaks and time for diversion.

"Methadone has been around a long time and diversion has been around a long time," said Dr. Shinderman, who also operates clinics in Chicago.

Much like prospective shoppers, the characters roam about poking at this and that — in between cracking wise and sprinting from the regularly timed rampaging diversions.

Set in an Army barracks in Virginia in 1965, the play depicts the time-killing diversions of four servicemen from divergent backgrounds.