The great thing about this place is that it's continually interrupted by these earth movements.
Put the song or CD on repeat so it doesn't continually interrupt your cleaning.
Unfortunately, this makes it difficult to really begin to use the upgraded version of iTunes, as the message continually interrupts.
Conditions on the reservation are so appalling -- rampant unemployment, epidemic alcohol abuse, woefully inadequate sanitation -- that Mr. Eyre continually interrupts his slight narrative to lament them.
Worse, as if following a spontaneous turn of mind, Leschak continually interrupts the action (already in trouble) to fit in a supporting anecdote, which he then interrupts with yet another anecdote.
He tries to show her a letter, but she is so delighted over the consul's visit that she continually interrupts him to offer a tobacco pipe or American cigarettes.
Wasserman is so obsessed with this story that at times he forgets he's supposed to be narrating in the first person, uses breathless sentence fragments and continually interrupts his account with banal rhetorical questions meant to express the moral mysteries of the murder case, not to mention those of his own life and even of the cosmos.
But Truant himself is an unlikeable, feckless character: he continually interrupts the text to harangue us about his mad mother, his cloying love for a stripper called Thumper, and, since he began work on Zampanò's papers, his increasing, disabling fear - all in such a raggedly purple style that he quickly becomes very annoying.
The debate was continually interrupted by applause, but it remained an open question whether the cheers or the jeers provided an accurate reflection of how Republican voters elsewhere were judging the evening.
It's a clever metaphor for the writer's plight: continually interrupted and too easily distracted, even when the distractions are invisible.
The set by the ferocious Danish outfit Iceage was continually interrupted by what appeared to be technical malfunctions, but it really benefited from the breathing space between eruptions.
