Sentence examples for To interrupt in from inspiring English sources

The bustling cafe, City Bakery, its tiny tables inches apart, is a terrific eavesdropping joint, and women, strangers, lean over to interrupt in "you go, girl" mode.

I don't have much experience of drinking horses, but I imagine if the animal is thirsty it's no easier to interrupt in mid-flow than an ecstatic climax.

Techniques to interrupt in the later stages of the sepsis cascade include antioxidants, such as alpha-tocopherol (vitamin E).

It is noteworthy that Julie found it acceptable to interrupt an in-depth conversation in order to tidy up after Teresa's shower, but not to actually disturb the conversation, leaving the more senior nurse to do this.

I first got a sense of what it means to interrupt violence in early September, at a vigil for a slain teen in Far Rockaways, Queens.

The failure of MDA to interrupt transmission in the longer term was attributed to the high entomologic inoculation rate in the area.

But two things were to interrupt what in 1955, with the publication of Notes of a Native Son, seemed to be a brilliant career.

Nothing ruins a story faster than a teller who can't stay out of the way of his own tale, and for a narrator to interrupt himself in the middle of interrupting himself is usually a very bad sign.

Once, when I tried to interrupt him in full spate to explain some Czech speech that had just changed the story, he took a wild swing at me, as I struggled to stop him typing away.

Though it also has the ability to interrupt you, in some ways Now is less needy and more respectful of your time.

I'm not a believer myself, but I don't want to interrupt him in this, his house of worship, because to interrupt him would be rude.