Sentence examples for interrupted by this from inspiring English sources

They are all very friendly and welcoming, but everything keeps getting interrupted by this bloody bingo, which really is the most boring thing.

Transmission of respiratory disorders that are spread by aerosol can be interrupted by this means, including tuberculosis, influenza, measles, adenovirus and glanders.

"The usual spring buying season may be temporarily interrupted by this uncertainty, but the influencers that have kept the market strong – a shortage of housing stock, interest rates destined to stay low according to the Bank of England and competitive mortgage rates – will still be in place come June".

If a runner is injured due to participating in another sport, they will no longer be at risk of sustaining a RRI because their scheduled running has been interrupted by this competing event.

Speaking with Kinoma VP Peter Hoddie, I expressed concern that the look and feel of Android (such as it is) might be interrupted by this service butting in and providing extra whatnot in some places, while apps downloaded from the Market would lack any integration.

Manual models of predicted genes nearest the breakpoints suggest that no genes were interrupted by the inversion, though this has not yet been experimentally verified.

But this is interrupted by the appearance of none other than the Robster, who is intruding upon this date, telling Jojo he misses her and how great she looks, and basically being a huge selfish douchebag by coming here during Chase's date.

One such place is Guaviare, a southern department, or province, of sprawling jungles interrupted by the occasional town like this one.

"If an elephant gets stuck in brambles, can it get out?" "What is a Maasai warrior?" This is interrupted by the chef, who has come running over to tell us that elephants are approaching.

"Letters To God" keeps letting the story be interrupted by the sponsor, which in this case is Christianity.

This is interrupted by the hero's dead grandma, like Fruma Sarah in Fiddler on the Roof, who chastises her grandson while admitting that she once "shtupped a schvartza" but nevertheless threatens to break his matzoh balls.