Sentence examples for had already interrupted from inspiring English sources

The allegations of sexual misconduct between President Clinton and a former White House intern had already interrupted an assignment dear to Mr. Rather's heart, Pope John Paul II's visit to Cuba.

This week, just as the prosecution at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was preparing, at long last, to wind up its case, the 62-year-old defendant, whose illness had already interrupted proceedings a dozen times, fell ill yet again.

In the two nights since the shooting, nightmares had already interrupted sleep for many of the children — images of puppies suddenly dying, mothers crossing invisible lines and abruptly disappearing, or somebody coming to kidnap their friends in the middle of the day.

Antonio has already interrupted their lovemaking to ask Pablo if he has any diseases.

Figures from Fathom Consulting show that the stuttering Chinese economy has already interrupted trade flows.

An enormous amount of damage has already interrupted normal life and inflicted huge economic losses on the region.

Persistent attacks on a major pipeline in northern Iraq have already interrupted as much as 150,000 barrels a day of production in recent weeks.

The reasons for the judges' request are no secret: Mr. Milosevic's health problems have already interrupted hearings five times -- causing a delay of almost two months.

If you've told the family that you're going to be working for an hour, but your partner has already interrupted you to ask where the butter is and the kids have decided that they need to find the pink fairy costume now, wearing earphones acts as a little barrier.

State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki denied on Saturday that any deal had been reached and said the U.S. was continuing to "work intensively with both sides". Kerry has already interrupted a working trip to Europe once to fly to Jordan for a meeting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, while U.S. officials continue efforts to salvage the talks.

But all this changed on October 5th as hundreds of thousands of opposition supporters, students and workers alike, converged on the capital, angry but for the most part restrained.Everyday life in towns such as Nis, Cacak, Kragujevac and Krajljevo had already been interrupted by big protests.