In any case… Let me end this digression within the digression.]

All right, all right, do you have time for a digression within a digression?

Let’s allow ourselves one more lengthy historical digression:

A return to the original subject after a digression.

I hope, ladies, you will excuse this long digression.

I stayed quiet during your little excursion to Kaladesh, too, even after it became a dangerous distraction.

TNT Express can thus detect, predict and correct any temperature excursion without customers having to take action themselves.

Near the end of the movement, after a pause, is a short, deliberately confusing harmonic excursion, which however leads us right back to the tonic.

In his argument Troxler makes an excursion into the history of the founding fathers of the Swiss confederation and shows the importance of moral foundations which had been laid then:

After this brief excursion into the realm of the distant past, one may, we think, conclude this examination of Mr. Mikhailovsky's "criticism" of Marx's theory.