Sentence examples for extraordinary interruption from inspiring English sources

As the Christian wedding blessing begins, there is an extraordinary interruption.

The reviewers generally chose not to mention Hall's extraordinary interruption, though the actors must have heard him.

The current recession should be seen historically as an interruption, not an end, of this extraordinary economic expansion.

The current recession should be seen historically as an interruption of, not an end to, this extraordinary expansion.

Following the interruption of World War II, there ensued an era of extraordinary lesion studies, much of which has become invisible to today's researchers, as the data were often published in books or journals not captured in PubMed, for example, in The Frontal Granular Cortex and Behavior edited by Warren and Akert and published by McGraw-Hill in 1964.

Major telecommunications carriers said that most of the interruptions had been caused not by physical damage but by network overloads as extraordinary numbers of people tried to make calls in the aftermath.

Major telecommunications carriers said that most of the interruptions were caused not by physical damage but by network overloads caused by extraordinary numbers of people trying to make calls at once.

In a case dealing with bypassing the normal right to appeal rulings by federal agencies, the court held that non-interruption of air, land and sea transportation is necessary for the public good and justifies the extraordinary measure of closing avenues for appeal.

Interruption ends.

by Keith Robertson without interruption.

An interruption in scoring.