Sentence examples similar to interruption of extended from inspiring English sources

They also use the devices of poetry — interruption, compression, extended metaphor — to pay book-length attention to individual real lives, and, not coincidentally, they come from independent publishers known for their poets and poems.

Some report not seeing any issues, so this outage may be limited in scope, but reports from Twitter and from other sources confirm the service interruption extends to a considerable group of users.

Water interruptions: These provide a further contextual indicator of drinking water safety and there is some evidence from South Africa that dissatisfaction with supply interruptions could extend to other aspects of service delivery such as water quality [ 29].

Inhabited plains, with only the minor interruption of the worn-down Urals, extend from central Europe to the Yenisey River in central Siberia.

As schoolchildren around the country begin or approach their summer vacation, let's evaluate the point of this extended, yet outdated, interruption.

The paradigm of hybrid automatic/manual assembly systems has recently been extended by reconfigurable systems that allow exchanging manual and automated production modules with minimum interruption of the system control and operation.

"There has been no interruption of supplies".

Manterrupting: Unnecessary interruption of a woman by a man.

"He wouldn't brook any interruption of his flow".

Any interruption of that system will be unwelcome.

Years passed with only occasional interruption of his solitary confinement.