14 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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I am sidetracking into discussions about art while we were supposed to focus on science.
I have been sidetracking my friends with jokes to avoid discussing my upcoming exams.
The challenging crossword puzzle is designed to sidetrack enthusiasts for hours.
The heated argument will have sidetracked the team's focus during the crucial meeting.
Throughout the journey, the tour guide will have been sidetracking tourists with interesting trivia.
The enticing display of desserts can sidetrack customers from their commitment to a healthy diet.
The constant notifications on her phone tried to sidetrack her from completing the important task.
Despite the weather challenges, the adventurous hike will have sidetracked us from the planned trail.
By the time you arrive, the children will have been sidetracking the class with their lively storytelling.
The professor will be sidetracking briefly to explain a related concept in more detail.
The athlete will have been sidetracking opponents with unpredictable moves on the field.
The team has been sidetracking discussions about budget cuts during the project meeting.
The lively music playing in the background could sidetrack anyone from deep concentration.
The comedian had been sidetracking the audience with spontaneous jokes that had nothing to do with the main theme of the show.
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