Sentence examples for interrupted though from inspiring English sources

The routine was interrupted, though, when Major Fenton saw seven soldiers in the hospital parking lot.

The acceleration was interrupted, though, by home captain Andrew Ellis - whose first two overs cost six runs and contained two wickets.

It may not always be interrupted, though, by shouts of "Tall Chai!" or "Double Tall Sugar-free Vanilla Skim Latte!" It is the season for midterms, and the Starbucks at 114th Street and Broadway cannot really compete with Columbia University's Butler Library as a place to study, though it can try.

New boys The Ascension interrupted though but just as they were about to go down to business, JBL lost it and called out an 'old friend' and fellow APA member, Ron Simmons.

Under his rule, the expression of regional and sectarian differences was discouraged and the pattern of political assassination was interrupted, though Croatian nationalists mounted occasional terror campaigns from exile.

The CMV VL at the time of his late clinical deterioration was not significantly different than the VL after his first course of ganciclovir was prematurely interrupted, though it was clearly higher than all the VLs recorded subsequent to his re-treatment with ganciclovir.

The GP who presented the case then sits back from the conversation and the other doctors discuss the case without them contributing or interrupting, though they are allowed to listen to the discussion.

When I go to a library and I see the librarian at her desk reading, I'm afraid to interrupt her, even though she sits there specifically so that she may be interrupted, even though being interrupted for reasons like this by people like me is her very job.

When the current Spanish prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, defended his predecessor as a legitimately elected leader, Chávez repeatedly interrupted, even though his microphone was off.

Last June, technical problems twice interrupted service, though both failures lasted only a few hours and were confined to specific wireless carriers that sell the devices.

The service was interrupted because though latke batter had been made by a congregant who serves as kosher cook in the prison kitchen, he had forgotten to bring cooking oil.