Sentence examples for chose to interrupt from inspiring English sources
The Raiders, a longtime nemesis of the N.F.L., chose to interrupt the rhythm of the first round by waiting nearly a half hour to announce their picks at No. 31 and No. 32.
Though the day's news contained information that was later labeled "explosive" on one network and, if true, potentially a "high crime" that could lead to impeachment on another network, none of the three broadcast news divisions chose to interrupt their program schedules to cover any of the developments live.
I was flattered that he chose to interrupt his personal holiday for a meeting with me, but was naturally curious why.
Also of note was her response to one particular fan who chose to interrupt with a shout of "Marry me!!" Mayberry, who isn't at all new to handling such comments (and much worse) responded in the best way.
Some women in Hollywood -- like female politicians and corporate executives -- choose to interrupt their careers to have children.
At one point in On the Eve he chooses to interrupt a character's speech to place this piece of commentary: "Russians love to be generous – if with nothing else, with their own friends".
It is absolutely detrimental when, during a lecture, students choose to interrupt me at the wrong time.
But because it is conscious, you are creating the space, the stillness, that you feel when you choose to interrupt unconscious thoughts.
In this protocol patients are offered early ART during the acute phase of infection and after 1 year of suppressed viraemia (<40 HIV-1 RNA copies/ml plasma) patients can choose to interrupt ART.
Criteria for withdrawals and expected analysis of withdrawals and dropouts: Serious adverse event Unsatisfactory therapeutic effect Patient clinical conditions prevent compliance with the protocol Protocol violation Informed consent withdrawal Patients can choose to interrupt the medication any time during the course of the study.
I found in my original research, long before anyone heard a machine say "you've got mail!", that many managers choose to be interrupted.
