Sentence examples for kind of interrupt from inspiring English sources

"But if you have a string quartet, and then a truck passes, it can kind of interrupt the musical flow," he said recently.

Later on, when computer codes were standardized (an effort in which Bemer played a leading role), ESC became a kind of "interrupt" button on the PC — a way to poke the computer and say, "Cut it out".

But the industry has been under steady pressure to kill its own buzz, synonymous with a kind of interrupted-rest rage that resembles reports of the anger people experience in being brought back from the dead.

Handover delay is defined as a kind of communication interrupt between CN and MC when handover occurs.

His life is a kind of hell, briefly interrupted by orgasms".

It was found that several kinds of inversions interrupted the gene order of the plastome [ 5- 11].

This isn't the kind of food that will interrupt a conversation.

But when Paddy is in that kind of mood, nobody dares interrupt him.

He recalled, for instance, often telling his cast members to avoid "going for the wrong kind of laugh that might interrupt the flow of the other actors onstage".

Around our house, we get the kind of calls that may interrupt your dinner, too — sales reps offering chimney cleaning, recordings of celebrities urging us to vote for particular candidates and pleas from our alma mater telling us that if we really loved her, we'd show it with cash.

In a society that stigmatizes any kind of mental illness, she interrupted her treatment repeatedly, buffeted by her husband's initial criticism of her medication, by the shame she felt at work, and a lacerating guilt over not being able to overcome her problems on her own.