Sentence examples for crowd disruption from inspiring English sources

In the next match, he bowled just 2.3 overs (15 balls) before the match was called off due to crowd disruption.

Pre-malignant tumorgenesis is accompanied by increased collagen deposition causing crowding and disruption of the basement membranes which then gives way to morphogenesis in which the desmoplasia of transformed cells break through the basement membrane along more radially aligned ECM fibrils that aid in local invasion and migration.

What's the weigh up between less crowds and disruption to your children's education?

In the cathartic crescendo, with a din of cymbals and snares threatening disruption, the crowd chanted on: "What might have been lost.

The crowd became such a disruption that Norton had to quiet down attendees.

Stop playing with people's lives," "Democracy is not for $ale" and "Protect our democracy". The crowd became such a disruption that Norton had to quiet down attendees.

Sending a taunting and touching bully reeling into a crowd creates plenty of disruption for you to make an artful escape, and will give you the extra moment lead you'll want to let an adult know about the altercation.

While civil servants began a programme of flexible working at the weekend that could last for up to seven weeks in order to avoid travel disruption and crowds during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, it seems few private sector organisations are following suit.

Partly it was the sense of chaos that always surrounded this group, which has long preferred entertaining disruption over straightforward crowd pleasing.

After dealing with exaggerated crowd estimates and warnings of disruption at the recent World Bank protest in Washington, officials there are saying the Mother's Day march could prove the real sleeper protest of the spring marching season.

But Trump fed off the crowd's energy following each disruption, remarking how his events are a better alternative to sleepy candidate appearances. .