Sentence examples for help interrupting from inspiring English sources

He's so enthusiastic about it he occasionally can't help interrupting Mr. Urbach.

Oh, and Frange, a fretful, fastidious type, can't help interrupting the proceedings occasionally to interview an actor about the play's interpretation.

Doing so can help interrupt the "I can't sleep" pattern.

But drinking water (however you want to do it) can help interrupt the hiccup reflex, and so can provide some relief, finds a 2016 study in the British Journal of General Practice.

The NOPD is investing in both new technology and new people - specifically in implementing the CeaseFire program -- to help interrupt the violence that has plagued the city for decades.

Gun-safety activists said the measures could help interrupt trafficking of some illegal firearms and could embolden other politicians to enact more sweeping restrictions in the future.

The reasons for the newfound ability to sever communications were unclear, but Obama administration officials have said Iran, which faced a similar uprising in 2009, has provided the Syrian government, a longtime ally, with coercive supplies like tear gas, along with communications equipment that might help interrupt activists' phones.

Perinatal interventions that address maternal trauma histories and depression, as well as underlying affective mechanisms, may help interrupt cycles of disadvantage, particularly in high-trauma settings such as South Africa.

By pressing the square button, the player can have the boy fire special arrows at foes, which can help interrupt attacks and put enemies off-guard.

Partner Notification (PN) for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has been recommended as an important step in STI management to help interrupt transmission of infections, prevent potential re-infection, and prevent complications [ 1- 4].

The other two commercials focus on family members taking action to help interrupt child-to-child transmission of respiratory and other infections by teaching and assisting young children to wash their hands with soap and have clean faces (faces free of nasal discharge) before touching babies.