She followed up the launch with a tweet: The announcement brought an end to years of speculation over whether Clinton would make a second bid to become the first female US president and secure a place in history by interrupting a line of 44 male commanders in chief.
Halfway through a stunning version of "International Lover," Prince sniffles, interrupting a line of coos.
"If Crowns and judges have better training on the dynamics of sexual violence, they can better interrupt a line of questioning that verges on whacking, or is whacking".
Her unit interrupted a railway line that connected the south of France to Normandy more than 800 times in June 1944, the month of D-Day.
The music seems hesitant to interrupt: a bass line wrapped in a scarf, a very quiet backing chorus, and quavering guitar figures subdued by echo.
Adverse events and the decision to start, modify or interrupt a second-line regimen should ideally be managed by a team of experts (e.g. "Consilium" or similar body) and not by individual physicians, in order to minimise mistakes and share responsibilities as well as share experience and expertise.
Little by little I learned that he resented that the Times had sent a black man with an African wife to cover Japan, interrupting an endless line of white bureau chiefs, many of whom had Ivy League educations and academic backgrounds in Asian affairs.
Each driver's elapsed time begins when his staging light goes out (after moving away from the starting line)—not when the green lights come on and ends when he interrupts a beam at the finish line.
Samantha said," she interrupts, firmly drawing a line.
The early revived forms of the cabriole leg were joined by stretchers, but these were abandoned, as they interrupted the line of the leg and were not needed for strength.
The incongruent accommodation/vergence stimulus condition BM required the participants to maintain maximal focus on the target when the −3.5 D lens interrupted their line of sight while maintaining convergent visual axes on the same target.
