Sentence examples for after the interruption from inspiring English sources

"It's tremendously spiritually rewarding," he said, "especially after the interruption in my career".

A backward short-leg to Michael Clarke hinted at a short ball straight after the interruption in play.

The complaint came after the interruption in the feed last week of a tribunal hearing involving the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

In 1951, after the interruption caused by World War II, intensive excavation was resumed under Amedeo Maiuri, who was in charge of the excavations from 1924 to 1961.

After the interruption of this work during World War II, Visser 't Hooft emerged in the postwar decades as a pivotal figure in the ecumenical movement.

It had to be able to stop a running program when necessary but save the state of the program and all registers so that after the interruption was over the program could be restarted from where it left off.

Yet all it took was the reappearance of Ms. Gerrard for the music to sail back into the empyrean, seeming all the more precious after the interruptions.

Steamboating thrived again after the interruptions caused by the Civil War, but by the 1870s railroads had become more efficient modes of transport and gradually caused the retirement of almost all the steamboats from the river.

A small adjustment proved necessary, after which, despite the interruption, I was able to devote myself entirely to the pleasures of the dark.

The greatest of all portraitists – a Rembrandt or a Goya – caught their subjects as if temporarily halted between a before and an after: an interruption of the flux of life rather than a becalmed pose.

But who was to blame for the interruption, after days of rising hopes, is a politically sensitive issue for both sides.