detour造句

A "long detour" through a secondary product.

On the way you decide to take a detour to say hi to a friend.

To say a visit it is worth a detour is an understatement.

A flight from east Africa to west Africa typically used to require a tedious detour via Paris or London.

Chueh-hui hesitated, then made a detour around his brother Chueh-hsin's quarters and entered the large garden.

While it making the detour, we will be able to prevent it from happing by adopting certain managing measures.

Early humans may have taken a detour into Eurasia before embarking on their epic journey out of Africa, according to new fossil evidence.

"When people take a career detour, they sometimes earn less money, lose touch with their colleagues, and their skills atrophy," Marx says.

WSDOT and an emergency contractor worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week to construct a new river channel and detour.

Loved, too, seeing a large "V" of ducks taking a sudden detour for a feed in a newly harvest wheat field.

One is the irregular capital can neither flows in nor can precede without make a detour because China's current foreign exchange management system remains the system on managing capital account.

It was a necessary detour that expanded his emotional palette; a bloodletting after a harsh breakup and the passing of his mother that manifests itself in Twisted Fantasy's harshest lows.

Christmas Island has erected some "crab crossings" : walls or plastic fencing along roads that detour the crab swarms away from traffic, according to the Christmas Island National Park website.

In the Kutch region ofGujarat, construction of a coal-fired power plant forces Sangbhai andhis buffalo to detour down paved roads and past boundary walls to findwhat grazing land remains.