Sentence examples for interruptions by from inspiring English sources

Some of these external concepts worked out swimmingly, as when Claire Porter (in the group led by Jane Comfort, Douglas Dunn and Lizzie Olesker) offered one fortune after another, pulling the slips of paper from various parts of her person and sometimes interrupting her own delivery for comments in between interruptions by K. J. Holmes noodling about her in annoying little-sibling fashion.

Security was quite intense, and there were no apparent interruptions by protesters.

The burner makes heavy demands on the PC; any interruptions by other applications will yield a nice shiny new "coaster".

3. Interruptions by applause: Congress in joint session will clap on cue any time a president looks around.

His plans of seduction repeatedly run awry with continual interruptions by other conspirators; the ensuing pandemonium brings in the police.

Severn Trent said it invested £602.1m in the business, compared with £555.4m the previous year, to cut sewer flooding by 20% and supply interruptions by 45%.

He describes prolonged torture that included interruptions by a doctor to ensure that he was well enough for the torture to continue.

But just remember four years ago when John Kerry, frustrated by repeated interruptions by reporters, finally exploded: "Let us finish answering a question".

A tender romantic melody emerged out of modernist whole-tone harmonies and kept returning, besieged by clusters and rumbles, by abrupt interruptions, by high-speed runs and trills.

Their reputation of direct marketers has been damaged by supper-time interruptions by telemarketers and the notion that direct-mail is "junk".

Radwanska's previous two matches took more than two hours, and Tuesday's lasted nearly three, with two interruptions by rain for 42 minutes.