Sentence examples for to be sidetracked from inspiring English sources

"I don't need to be sidetracked," one recruit said.

To read "BodyWorld" for its plot, though, is to be sidetracked by one of its lesser pleasures.

In Britain we have simply allowed ourselves to be sidetracked by our governing elite's military adventures and the bread and circuses of royal occasions and sporting festivals.

I don't want to be sidetracked from my dreams, like my father, who enlisted as a soldier to escape the life of a sharecropper.

And I certainly didn't expect to be sidetracked by crimes that Saddam is committing against the Kurds now — in particular "nationality correction," the law that Saddam's security services are using to implement a campaign of ethnic cleansing.

When I went to Kurdistan in January to report on the 1988 genocide of the Kurds, I did not expect to be sidetracked by a debate over U.N. sanctions.

So as Woods heads into the British Open, which begins Thursday at Muirfield in Scotland, there are legitimate reasons his march to glory might be sidetracked.

I'm worried about how that mind might be sidetracked, corrupted, underdeveloped — whatever word you want to use — by technology.

However, although the ratio of nurses to patients is suitable, nurses already have a heavy workflow that may be sidetracked by DT unless carefully scheduled.

"We can't be sidetracked.

The life of the mind should not be sidetracked by the straining of muscle.