The film then breaks abruptly to allow the camera to focus on Gove as he says: "My favourite character in Game of Thrones is undoubtedly Tyrion Lannister.
With a voice that breaks abruptly from a smoky croon into a rawer, soul-inflected growl reminiscent of Tina Turner at half-speed, Ms. Coolidge still has the goods as a soft-rock siren.
AS western South Dakota rises gradually toward Wyoming, its seemingly endless expanse of wheat fields is broken abruptly by the Black Hills, a tangled maze of topographical features where Indians of the Great Plains battled Army troops in the 1870's.
"Realism, naturalism — are you talking about, like, Ibsen?" To watch Baker's work is to be drawn into a world that feels as unplotted as real life (characters chat at cross-purposes; costumes and stage settings are uncannily real) but that breaks abruptly into surreal transcendence (a hula hoop being spun for almost a minute, in one case).
Gibson stretched and threw again, and Horton, a righty batter, flinched away from the pitch, which seemed headed for his rib cage, but the ball, another slider, broke abruptly away under his fists and caught the inside corner of the plate.
And these were original ideas that broke abruptly from the nation's long-standing prejudice against urban life.
The middle part around -65 mV shows torus breaking, abruptly interrupted by the hyperpolarized passages in bursting corresponding to the left flat section of the map [41].
Change is about to break out abruptly, persuasively.
Good Morning Britain cut out again later in the broadcast and the programme suffered other glitches, such as an advert break stopping abruptly to show co-host Kate Garraway in the middle of a link about the Queen's speech.
