Sentence examples for forced to interrupt from inspiring English sources

ALL right, class, summer vacation is long gone and school is well under way, but I'm forced to interrupt our curriculum for a quick review session.

She stayed for a few years, but her mother grew ill and became an alcoholic, thanks to a doctor who prescribed her a daily tonic of beer, and once again Wanda was forced to interrupt her education.

The scandal sparked a quick response: the Encyclopédie was forced to interrupt publication, and Rousseau attacked the rational philosophy of the Philosophes in general in a polemical treatise on the question of the morality of theatrical performances, Lettre à d'Alembert sur les spectacles (1758).

Forced to interrupt his schooling in 1916 because he ran out of money, Shen Yanbing became a proofreader at the Commercial Press in Shanghai, the most important publishing house of the time, and he was soon promoted to editor and translator.

But before his start Saturday against the Diamondbacks, Mike Pelfrey was forced to interrupt his normal preparation to speak to his manager about an article in Saturday's New York Post in which Pelfrey was quoted as saying it was "unrealistic" that the Mets could "win it all" this year.

In a sign of the challenge of trying to secure closer ties with Beijing, the prime minister was forced to interrupt discussions with Xi to express unease that the Bloomberg journalist Robert Hutton had been excluded from a press conference with Cameron and his Chinese counterpart, Li Keqiang.

In the case that coke formation is selectively ignored (the formed aromatics are not further converted into the graphitic cokes), the alkylation step is first forced to be interrupted, as no methyl group from methanol is supplied.

Raids by the Turks about 1325 forced him to interrupt his monastic life on Mount Athos and to flee to Thessalonica and Macedonia.

Sir Arthur retaliated by using his enormous influence to prevent Wace's reappointment as director of the British School at Athens, and thereby forced Wace to interrupt his digging at Mycenae.

"My failure to respect women is inexcusable and the intimidating conduct I engaged in is inexcusable," he said, appearing unruffled even when an audio problem forced him to interrupt his remarks.

But his fragile health and his growing blindness forced him to interrupt his studies within a year after his arrival.