Sentence examples for interruption into from inspiring English sources

He can hear the maid's voice upstairs, other voices responding, impatient, querulous — he has dropped an interruption into the smooth unfurling of the women's morning.

Jackson's photographs show this awesome flow bisecting a theatrical arrangement of steep cliffs, looking like a long white beard on an ancient jaw as it pours down without interruption into the river beneath.

While his direct experience is clearly pertinent and lends credibility, the interruption into what is, in the main, a third-person narrative with first-person interjection, for example in the Dietrich chapter, feels incongruous.

That scene could run, without interruption, into the opening of "The Tree of Life," which, far from being a self-absorbed or oblivious exultation in nostalgia, is a meditation on the distinctive ideals of American society.

Chelsea were surprised momentarily when John scrambled home in scrappy fashion 20 seconds after the restart - but it was a brief interruption into what was to become a procession.

Instead of preserving the War Museum's façade and adding an extension to the rear, as the institution had requested, Libeskind suggested a bold interruption into the building's symmetry: a massive, five-story, glass-and-steel wedge to be inserted at an angle into the center of the building.

So resolve this year to build interruptions into the course of every day and to adjust your mind-set for when they happen.

On the other hand, people sometimes deliberately introduce interruptions into their day as a way to reduce boredom and to socialize, the article said.

In a Ted talk about the book, Stark said: "When you talk to strangers, you're making beautiful interruptions into the expected narrative of your daily life – and theirs".

Since the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's first flower show in 1829, the event has grown, with one or two interruptions, into a major Philadelphia institution that last year attracted 250,000 visitors, according to its organizers.

The government's own forecasts, which take likely interruptions into account by assuming continuous saving from age 30, suggest that the new accounts will give median earners a pension worth around 45% of their pay before retirement.Britain, with New Zealand, is breaking new ground in introducing a retirement-saving plan using the device of automatic enrolment.