1. Nor can Major divert attention with good news.

2. So to divert attention, you order a massive response.

3. He doesn't want bright leaves to divert a visitor's attention.

4. The government is trying to divert Attention away from the economy.

5. Amuse, divert, entertain mean to occupy the attention with something pleasant

6. The government is trying to divert attention away from the economy.

7. Overcoming resistance to sharing sensitive information between departments can divert management attention.

8. Must draw Tuo Tuo away Divert their attention and take the Seal

9. Yet the wrangling over Darfur should not divert attention from southern Sudan.

10. The crime crackdown is an attempt to divert attention from social problems. Sentencedict.com

11. This story is a red herring to divert public attention from this issue.

12. They want to divert the attention of the people from the real issues.

13. She included difficult filler items without pronouns to divert the subjects' attention from the anaphoric expressions.

14. Syn: Amuse, divert, entertain mean to occupy the attention with something pleasant. That which Amuses is usu

15. Disguise Disguise your steps with feints that make the opponent blink, or which divert his attention elsewhere.

16. Environmentalists keep quiet because concern over radon in houses would divert attention from the campaign against nuclear power.

17. 11 She included difficult filler items without pronouns to divert the subjects' attention from the anaphoric expressions.

18. The administration's emphasis on the drop in inflation is just a smokescreen to divert attention from rising unemployment.

19. Local economic development strategies divert attention and resources of government away from direct efforts to resolve social problems.

20. The need would be to show, against reasonable expectation, that the second did not divert attention from the first.

21. Amuse yourselves while I make dinner divert implies distracting attention from worry or routine occupation especially by something funny

22. Investigators now believe Alec Colson created the alien hoax in order to divert attention from his real corporate financial problems.

23. They know how to make themselves look good, and they also know how to divert attention from the less flattering stories.

24. To distract the attention of; divert: "to Beguile you from the grief of a loss so overwhelming" (Abraham Lincoln)

25. Amuse, divert, entertain mean to pass or cause to pass the time pleasantly. Amuse suggests that one's attention is engaged lightly

26. Why is all the loving attention invested in young ones worth the effort?

27. Young ones must pay keen attention as their parents take them through the paces.

28. Divert auxiliary power to deflectors.

29. Such games divert the children.

30. A number of trades, previously thought of as lowly ones, began to receive more attention.

31. Divert all power to the engines.

32. 24 Eldest children are the only ones to have experienced the undivided attention of their parents.

33. John used to divert himself with billiards.

34. I had to divert him pretty quickly!

35. Divert power to the aft shield array.

36. Divert Teleport . Choose destination for another's teleport.

37. Don't divert the subject into a side issue.

38. The company should divert more resources into research.

39. Traffic was ordered to divert to another road.

40. I might have the pilot divert to the Caymans.

41. No organization or individual shall intervene, embezzle and divert.

42. Its products also absorb and divert electrical energy.

43. I've got to divert everything to the reverse thrusters.

44. You must divert immediately to vector 0-2-0.

45. He'd been trying to divert suspicion away from himself.

46. Even “inexperienced ones” who pay attention to the proverbs will gain shrewdness, and “a young man,” knowledge and thinking ability.

47. How can we divert her thoughts from her sad loss?

48. Ohnishi's use of double-dotting and Agogics are never fussy nor rhythmically spasmodic in the manner of far too many 'authentic' performers, nor do her ornaments divert attention away from Bach's lines

49. If you haul hard you will divert the fish.

50. When you divert water, there's a little run-off.

51. But as to how a disciple of the noble ones lives heedlessly and heedfully, listen well and pay attention, I will speak.

52. Firestorm will divert the power long enough for you to exit.

53. We can divert the flight, if this is for real.

54. Canals divert water from the Truckee River into the lake.

55. Trump's statement was criticized severely by the media and members of the public as insincere, and an attempt to divert attention away from Trump's comments and onto unsubstantiated accusations against his political opponents.

56. Striving after a comfortable life-style can divert us from spiritual goals

57. Remember to divert your phone when you are out of the office.

58. I used your boxes to divert water away from the Porsche.

59. He instructed switchboard staff to divert all Laura's calls to him.

60. “Dam it, dike it, drain it, divert it” became their clarion call.

61. To prevent flooding; we shall have to divert the river from its course.

62. Turning is so versatile: avert invert revert Animadvert pervert evert convert divert revert

63. However, the inclusion of these very limited specific applications in the AIT could also divert attention from the requirement to apply these provisions to all measures and standards without specifying these specific applications in the agreement.

64. The children will be able to divert themselves in the inflatable adventure playground.

65. Which ones moo, and which ones bark?

66. Local NGOs thus divert resources and personnel out of the public health services.

67. The government is planning to divert the river to supply water to the town.

68. The magazines, strewn haphazardly over various sections of shelving, served to divert her temporarily.

69. Use the blue ones, not the pink ones.

70. Anywhere you go in space, your ship's autopilot could divert to an unknown rendezvous.

71. So the sunny ones swirl around, the cloudy ones float along, the rainy ones fall down, and the snowy ones flutter to the ground.

72. Backwind definition, to divert wind against the lee side of (a sail) from another sail

73. Synonyms: Amuse, entertain, divert, regale These verbs refer to activities that provide pleasure or enjoyment

74. Attention!

75. Are you tempted to divert time from spiritual obligations in order to pursue such things?

76. 14 The magazines, strewn haphazardly over various sections of shelving, served to divert her temporarily.

77. Backwind definition, to divert wind against the lee side of (a sail) from another sail

78. Earlier, the builders used to divert the money received for bookings to other projects.

79. Avert (something) (away) from To distract or divert something from someone or something else

80. But these loyal ones pray to their Sovereign Lord, pleading: “Jehovah, give attention to their threats, and grant your slaves to keep speaking your word with all boldness.”