9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Sidetrack' in a Sentence
"To divert or shift away from the main subject or course." more
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The author will have been sidetracking readers with clever plot twists in the novel.
She will have been sidetracking the team's discussion with irrelevant anecdotes.
The politician will have been sidetracking the debate with personal attacks on the opponent.
Throughout the journey, the tour guide will have been sidetracking tourists with interesting trivia.
The chef will have been sidetracking the cooking class with amusing anecdotes about culinary adventures.
By the time you arrive, the children will have been sidetracking the class with their lively storytelling.
The athlete will have been sidetracking opponents with unpredictable moves on the field.
The scientist will have been sidetracking colleagues with fascinating but unrelated experiments.
The comedian will have been sidetracking the audience with unexpected punchlines.
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