| Often losing sight of its prey, Portia spends twenty minutes detouring through the foliage to reach the optimal vantage point. |
| After all, during the second world war Hitler's troops bypassed the Maginot fortifications along the Franco-German border by the simple expedient of detouring through Belgium. |
| After his victory, Alexander rolled through Asia Minor, detouring to Gordium to meet up with his general Parmenio. |
| Adopting such an international system would facilitate regulations for the authorisation or detouring of dangerous goods in road tunnels. |
| Scott, as I've suggested, follows the Scottish Enlightenment thinkers while detouring through Burke's Reflections. |
| The additional traffic posed by the detouring of CN trains may have accelerated the deterioration of track and roadbed. |
