Waylaid

The investigator waylaid the suspect in a sting operation.

The friend waylaid the other to vent about their problems.

The activist waylaid the company executive at a shareholder meeting for social justice demands.

The customs agent waylaid the traveler at the airport for a luggage search.

The boss waylaid the employee in the office for a performance review.

The politician waylaid the voter at the polling station to ask for their support.

The prosecutor waylaid the witness for testimony.

The promoter waylaid the band after their performance to discuss future gigs.

The landlord waylaid the tenant for rent payment.

The collector waylaid the debtor for unpaid debts.

The salesman waylaid the customer in the store to pitch their product.

The teacher waylaid the student in the hallway to remind them of their upcoming exam.

The coach waylaid the player after practice for a one-on-one meeting.

The paparazzi waylaid the celebrity outside their hotel for an interview.

The loan shark waylaid the debtor for repayment.

The police officer waylaid the suspect in the alley for questioning.

His phone notifications waylaid him from completing the task.

The interesting conversation waylaid her from finishing her meal.

The fascinating article waylaid my plan to finish the book on time.

The beautiful scenery waylaid her attention from driving.

The noisy construction nearby waylaid their attempt to take a nap.

The stunning view from the window waylaid my thoughts during the meeting.

The colorful advertisements waylaid her attention from walking straight.

The sudden arrival of the boss waylaid our progress on the project.

The broken printer waylaid the office assistant from preparing the documents.

The noisy party in the next room waylaid my concentration on my work.

The unexpected visitor waylaid her from working on the project.

The dog's barking waylaid my meditation practice.

The unexpected visitor waylaid us from leaving the house on time.