Sentence examples for been interrupted before from inspiring English sources
Campaigns have been interrupted before by big events, and they usually revert to the status quo within a short time.
She said the police believed Mr. Blanning might have been interrupted before he could set off the bombs.
A further 6,000 deaths a year from heart attacks or strokes might have been prevented if the reduction programme had not been interrupted before resuming under an industry-dominated committee.
Parris, whose largely theological studies at Harvard College (now Harvard University) had been interrupted before he could graduate, was in the process of changing careers from business to the ministry.
But this ideal equilibrium between the education of the body and that of the mind was interrupted before long as a result on the one hand of the development of professional sports and the exigencies of its specialization and on the other by the development of the strictly intellectual disciplines, which had made great progress since the time of the first philosophers of the 5th century bce.
"If you watch Harry Kane, if he's been interrupted [before taking a penalty], he starts again – he picks the ball up and puts it down on the spot and goes through his whole routine again, and that's something I've never seen England players do before.
Some fatigue tests were interrupted before failure with the aim to analyze the crack path.
He's so secure in his stature, his invincibility, that allowing his set to be interrupted before it found a rhythm only highlighted his power.
The impulsive progress of the finale is interrupted before the recapitulation by slower passages for flute and hunting horns, perhaps intended by Schumann to be descriptive.
The escape itself is interrupted before all the prisoners can get outside the camp, and those who manage to break out are hunted by enemy forces, some 50 recaptured escapees being killed by the Gestapo.
