Sentence examples for is sometimes interrupted from inspiring English sources

Winter temperatures rarely drop below 50 °F (10 °C), but this mildness is sometimes interrupted by the strong bora, a cold northerly wind.

Expository dialogue alternates with and is sometimes interrupted by a hail of arrows, a dazzling flight of combat choreography, computer-assisted explosions or some combination of them all.

The acrobatic, climbing activity of a band is sometimes interrupted when the birds of a whole party bow and sway their bodies, pump their tails up and down, and join in a chorus of chattering calls.

The purity of this abstraction is sometimes interrupted by concrete details, like tongue depressors and fragments of fruit and vegetable crates, occasional landmarks that prompt recognition in unfamiliar territory.

Ruth's housekeeping is sometimes interrupted by Timmy's adventures.

This shows its smooth flat course even though it is sometimes interrupted by several small cascades and rapids.

He said their practice was sometimes interrupted by Mr. Parsons's landing in the Time Warner helicopter.

These, too, are sometimes interrupted by advice or reflections on life, my favorite being "Sometimes I wake up in the morning and there's nothing doing, so I decide to make something happen by lunch".

The poet's readings were sometimes interrupted by cries of "murderer"; the American feminist poet Robin Morgan published The Arraignment which began with the lines "I accuse/Ted Hughes... .. Birthday Letters was his riposte.

In a speech that was sometimes interrupted by outbursts of applause, Malala also touched upon India's rape crisis, and children forced out of the school on both sides of the conflict in Gaza and Syria.

The poet's readings were sometimes interrupted by cries of "murderer"; the American feminist poet Robin Morgan published The Arraignment which began with the lines "I accuse/Ted Hughes... .. Having explored the passage of Plath's short life, Hughes stopped short of revealing the circumstances of the suicide itself, about which there had been endless gossip.