detour

• My other detour was to take a look at Galbraith House on 8th (pictured), near the end of the walk. —  Just a Gwai Lo - fun within prescribed limits
• And that detour, added up, is costing trucking companies, collectively, "somewhere in the neighborhood of a quarter million dollars a day," Dolyniuk estimates.
• To write that "Knowing" lost me with this detour is an understatement; the film positively croaks reaching for a more philosophical conclusion, seemingly embarrassed with the exhilarating coding clockwork that's come before. —  DVD Talk
• This detour is a breach of the act, and results in significant delays, as the DPP usually takes anywhere from six months to two years to rule on some matters. —  Jamaica Gleaner Online
• "It's a short detour, and I think everybody's thrilled to have him back for at least the near future," said Tim Sheehy, president of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce. —  JSOnline.com

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