Sentence examples for veered elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The trial was still in progress on Sept. 11, when the world's attention veered elsewhere.
It was an arresting sight, but our thoughts soon veered elsewhere — to food and the sumptuous meal we were anticipating.
These reconstructions alternate with legal, literary and family-focused selections from Defoe's better-known contemporaries; occasionally, Frank veers elsewhere (Napoleon in exile on St. Helena) before finally offering her arguments for a substantial Knox-Defoe connection.
Mr. Williams seems the latest modern-dance choreographer to offer his version of "Swan Lake" until his tale veers elsewhere.
As Douglas Quenqua writes: Despite the busy national debate over contraception and financing for reproductive health, Sex Week at Harvard (and elsewhere) has veered away from politics, emerging instead as a response to concern among students that classroom lessons in sexuality — whether in junior high school or beyond — fall short of preparing them for the experience itself.
Despite the busy national debate over contraception and financing for reproductive health, Sex Week at Harvard (and elsewhere) has veered away from politics, emerging instead as a response to concern among students that classroom lessons in sexuality — whether in junior high school or beyond — fall short of preparing them for the experience itself.
Elsewhere the mood veered from studious to reverential.
"I mean, he never veered".
But Mr. Romney veered off course.
Paul veered the conversation to their parents.
