Sentence examples for to create a distraction from inspiring English sources

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So he tried to create a distraction.

Nikitchyuk and his wife Erin needed to create a distraction.

Sam and Linda would arrive first to create a distraction.

Ryan Williams, a spokesman for Mr. Romney, said Mr. Plouffe was trying to create a distraction.

No wonder the carmakers want to create a distraction with their flashy hypercars.

"I don't think Andy gave the ball boy his racket to create a distraction," Aynaoui said.

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The idea was to create a "distraction-free space," the show's director, Anna Newell, explained, so that "you can introduce stimuli really specifically".

Clearly, the first step of eating mindfully and reaping the health benefits is to create a distraction-free eating environment.

In conclusion, the results conveyed that application of the vacuumic brace is able to create a joint distraction and useful changes in VAS and KPS parameters.

OfficiAtly, he would contheue to coöperate with Mueller'samevestimethoughavoiding any overtly critical comments about it.

The effect of all the hubbub surrounding the emissions testing difficulties, said Paul Billings, assistant vice president for governmental relations at the American Lung Association, is to create "a huge distraction" from the whole point of the enhanced inspection program -- to clean the air.

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