Sentence examples for will sidetrack from inspiring English sources

Filling out forms will sidetrack venture capitalists.

Not only will this sidetrack you from getting ready, but it will also put other people's priorities before your own.

[Humorous Note: Researching Reed Smoot will inevitably sidetrack you to the hilarious story of Oliver R. Smoot, M.I.T. class of 1962, and the bridge between Boston and Cambridge which is measured in "smoots". Typing "smoot" into Wikipedia, for instance, brings you to this story first.

Those frothy drinks and high calorie meals on vacation will definitely sidetrack your diet.

"I don't think I will get sidetracked – but you never know.

Among the potential pitfalls is the risk that so often faces NHS reform – that people will become sidetracked into making the systems work rather than focusing on improving the experience and outcomes for patients.

The latest run of Branagh films came to an end last night on BBC1, while next Saturday will see Sidetracked, a new (to UK television) Lassgard mystery kick off on BBC4.

Now, the video has raised the possibility that Mr. Romney's campaign will be sidetracked, with attention focused again on his proposed tax cuts for the wealthy, the release of his personal tax returns and his ability to connect with middle-class voters.

Today, Ms. Fowler vowed that the panel "will not be sidetracked by those with ideological or political agendas".

Exeter avoided a record Premiership defeat against Saracens with Thomas Waldrom's second try in the final minute and their head coach, Rob Baxter, will not be sidetracked by a day on which nothing went right.

And DeLay's crusade will not be sidetracked by the acts of mortals such as states' attorneys, crooked lobbyists and disgraced former staffers who are poised to testify against him.