O.K. MR. GORE -- That's an interruption, by the way.
Gregg was startled by the interruption, by the question.
There were also cases in which the interviewee was clearly intimidated by the presence of and interruption by Iraqi officials.
"You can say something complex on 'The West Wing' and you will not suffer a screaming interruption by three other panelists".
After an interruption by a colleague, he suddenly noticed that an A-T pair lined up on his desk was identical in shape to a G-C pair.
His predecessor, President Bill Clinton, relished the opportunity to talk directly to Americans without any editing or interruption by reporters or commentators.
For example, networks are willing to offer shorter seasons — a staple of cable programming — and to run serialized shows without interruption by reruns.
They said that in hindsight, they should have waited to introduce the show in the fall, to avoid interruption by summer pledge drives.
When Carr goes online he complains of constant interruption by email, Twitter and Facebook updates, though I seem to have the option to leave clients unopened or turn off notifications.
Doctors later announced that he was "in a stable condition and looks set to make a full recovery", but for 30 grim minutes even the race's bizarre interruption by a protestor seemed to be an irrelevance.
6.55pm BST The senate foreign relations committee hearing on Syria, featuring secretary of defense Chuck Hagel, secretary of state John Kerry and General Martin Dempsey, the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, may be subject to interruption by protests.
