Sentence examples for as an interruption to from inspiring English sources

Absurdly there are two T20 matches to be played after the Test series but we will only recall them as an interruption to the journey home.

This Prelude appears twice in the BMG compilation: once in the "Jatekok" group and again as the first of the "Splinters" for cimbalom, played as an interruption to the piano cycle.

As McCullough points out, the old regulations won't do; they say nothing about "whether walking past a store might cause a pop-up ad on your phone, or whether it would be wrong for that ad to occur in audio, either as an interruption to a stream on a device, or as a targeted beam in the space of the sidewalk".

A debate this summer raged over whether Parliamentary proceedings should be telecast, for the distraction of television cameras was seen as an interruption to the political process.

Many Christians have begun to speak of Jesus as an interruption to the "myth of redemptive violence," the assumption that we can use violence to get rid of violence or that we can destroy a life to save a life.

However, call lights are perceived by some nurses as mere noise and an interruption to nursing tasks, instead of an important way for patients to request assistance [ 12].

Yet half-time proved to be more than just an interruption to proceedings as Spurs lost their way and Stoke found their rhythm.

But the description of her interjection by much of the media as a "bizarre" interruption to the House vote deserves interrogation.

Writing of her grandmother in 1944, Porter noted, "The long difficulties of her life she regarded as temporary, an unnatural interruption to her normal fate, which required simply a firmness, a good deal of will power and energy and the proper aims to re-establish finally once more".

49 However, none of these studies defined interruptions, thus how observers decided what should be counted as an interruption remains unknown to readers.

The moment between Jesus and the bleeding woman sometimes even gets its own chapter, despite the fact that it occupies only a few sentences and comes as an interruption as Jesus walks to Jairus's house.