She had to come up with a diversion right away.

He would like his new diversion less perhaps as time went on.

Not easy, but any diversion to keep me from thinking about my back.

Better to simply leave the men here as a diversion.

Had you not come here to meet them, they would have been no diversion at all.

She needed a diversion, and this was a good one.

There's nothing like a war when you need a diversion.

Take a short diversion to have a look at it.

There will be a diversion, but not for a while yet.

Better yet, two men coming in under the cover of a diversion.

We have to create a diversion to help our friends get through.

It was started as a diversion for his son in 1921.

One form of diversion was what they called "going for a run."

In less than three minutes, they'd run out of diversion.

"If they want to get some diversion, you know what the country should do?"

The report is a way to create a diversion from a real problem.

You two are all I have left to help me create a diversion.

We need a diversion in order to get away, you already know that.

As I go down for the third time, you create a diversion of some sort.

It would have to be by water, and under diversion to get out of here.

She would never have been able to get close to him were it not for the diversion.

The evidence shows that the President did not know about the diversion.

"I have been looking for a diversion we can create."

But I soon found a use for you as an added diversion.

I'm a great deal of diversion for him; all he needs.

If all goes well, no one will know about our little detour.

Now the good news, which we come to by a detour.

So finally he got up and made a detour around the place.

On my way into town, I did a detour past the office.

This guy was coming down the detour the wrong way.

That being said, however, do take a detour for almost everything else.

So we made sure to make a detour this time.

Perhaps this detour had not been such a good idea.

If not for it, they would never have taken a detour.

A detour taken with children that you would never, ever take without them.

He asked if I would mind taking a short detour to look at it.

I decided to take a little detour on the way home from work.

No problem, it turned out, if I used a county road about 5 miles from the detour.

The long road took us on a detour to Africa.

There are several detours in the course of the single day.

When driving, we may be asked to take a detour.

What detour did they take and why was it necessary?

"No, I just took a little detour on my way to the office."

"This detour could be the best thing to happen to us!"

Then they turned the truck around and looked for a detour.

Yet his long detour had not been an entire loss.

But we're going to take every interesting detour we feel like taking.

He thought about going to college but ended up taking a detour.

But this is just a kind of detour that I'm taking.

Then she was gone, down the hill and onto the detour.

And yet they seem to get detoured along the way.

On her way up to bed she detoured past Light's room.

Cars are now detoured around the city on the ground level.

Maybe she should just get her teacher to think of detouring there today.

So, he detoured over the girl's table, and began talking to her.

Road ways will be detoured, some going around the construction site and others being cut off.

For the most part, the people they met gave ground before the little party, and detoured round them.

Nobody knew he'd detoured to stop at the newspaper office.

He said he'd detoured by his own house to get the shotgun.

She detoured slightly to get a sample of the water.

Having entered and detoured around him, I too looked at the hat.

As he'd taken to doing quite frequently, he detoured toward the creek.

Only stopped once, then detoured a bit to drown my phone.

Its high point was in 1912, after which they detoured into a disastrous third party status.

He crossed the room, detouring around a long and dirty table.

He detoured to the wall and pointed to the verse.

I'd detoured to see how things were at the paddock.

I then detoured past the point where, 30 minutes later, the bus blew up.

After half an hour or so, he decided to avoid the wait and detoured into Manhattan.

She headed for the door, then stopped and detoured to her closet.

He went back into the living room, approached the telephone, then detoured around it.

The Character detoured around the square and took up the quest on the far side.

He detoured to avoid the police cars that always sat around at the base of it.

Traffic on I-5 was detoured around the scene of the collapse.

Under a park light two young couples had stopped to have an argument, and we detoured around them.