Sentence examples for interrupt to from inspiring English sources

The most recent lexical blends to enter the fray are Time magazine's "manterrupt" and "bropropriate" – the former blending man and interrupt to describe an unnecessary interruption of a woman by a man, often in the workplace, and the latter denoting the stealing of a woman's ideas and taking credit for them.

I started to interrupt to ask another question.

I interrupt to ask what they looked like.

And Mr. Perry did not see fit to interject or interrupt to make points.

It seemed impolite to interrupt to ask when the office's electricity might return.

The entire chamber seems to cringe each time they interrupt to drench the bill's clauses in atavistic pomposity.

To "interrupt" tends to indicate the negative.

I had to interrupt her to tell her what happened.

To interrupt means to disrupt, and that ruins sex.

Fragmentation buffer was added to interrupt mRNA to short fragments.

Paul interrupted to nominate the Conch Sucker.