Sentence examples for interrupted things from inspiring English sources

A streaker briefly interrupted things, wrestling with stewards before, eventually, being arrested, but there was to be no stopping Newcastle.

President Mitterrand's nationalisations of the early 1980s interrupted things, but when they were reversed in the 1990s, the upward trend in share ownership in France resumed.

Mary Naylor, a professor at University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing who has researched the TCM extensively, observes that one of the ways that TCM succeeds is by acting proactively to "interrupt" things that could go wrong before they do.

It was a blissful place to be young, as Hollingworth tells it, but even there, war insisted on interrupting things, prompting the first stirrings of an interest that would become a lifetime's obsession.

No one felt that I was a child interrupting things.

Depending on how long the outage lasted, it would interrupt things like food deliveries to supermarkets and the delivery of essential medicines to hospitals".

While seated together at dinner, Edmondson was trying to hide what was probably a nasty cold virus, but her "seal bark" coughs were constantly interrupting things.

Most people won't interrupt things like this.

Some sports do not give you the opportunity to choose the time for them, so everything else will need to work around that, however if that begins to interrupt things such as school and work, then you should really consider if that activity is really worth it or not.

But things get interrupted by things, which get crashed by the sheer tendency-towards-entropy of the universe.

Your plan is interrupted by things that don't fit.