1. The patrol was waylaid by bandits.

2. The trucks are being waylaid by bandits.

3. I'm sorry, Nick, I got waylaid.

4. He waylaid me with a request for a loan.

5. Sorry, we got waylaid at the bar.

6. I got waylaid on my way here.

7. I meant to leave earlier but I was waylaid on the way out of a meeting by my manager.

8. Thousands of passengers were waylaid by the airline strike.

9. Her father waylaid Barre-to her chagrin-and boasted about his daughter's talent.

10. Even the most experienced of sailors get waylaid in Tobermory.

11. The minister gets waylaid by members of the congregation who want to discuss urgent matters or exchange pleasantries.

12. If he was briefly waylaid by the hippie years, he quickly put the master plan back into action.

13. It seems to me that he was waylaid and killed round about a quarter or half of the hour past six.

14. He waylaid Stella in the paint-frame where she had been sent to boil rabbit glue on the Bunsen burner.

15. The Temptress Devil, who waylaid lonely wayfarers.

16. Soldiers had waylaid Postumus..., stunned him with a sandbag..., and carried him off.

16. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

17. The simplest thing I try to plan gets waylaid I can't even plan a weekend away.

18. March's earthquake and tsunami in Japan, for example, waylaid companies that relied on components made of polysilicon.

19. Don't get waylaid putting stuff back into other rooms until the end.

20. A man on his way to deposit $120 000 in a bank was waylaid by two men who punched him and snatched his bag yesterday.

21. The son of a caretaker who had annoyed them was waylaid by four of them and bludgeoned to death.

22. She had lost count of the number of times she had slapped his hands from her body whenever he waylaid her outside.

23. On a humid Monday, four cult members waited at the campus gate and waylaid a professor driving a red Mercedes.

24. Witherspoon voices a character named Susan Murphy, who on her wedding day is waylaid by a meteorite and turned into a giantess.

1. The trucks are being waylaid by bandits.

2. A man on his way to deposit $120 000 in a bank was waylaid by two men who punched him and snatched his bag yesterday.