Sentence examples for kind of interruption from inspiring English sources
"Isn't being a mother wonderful?" We'll tell you the truth, this is the kind of interruption we love.
But few companies say that they are as fully prepared as Equinix for the kind of interruption in business caused by natural disasters, blackouts or terrorist attacks.
Mr. Bush was briefly interrupted by protesters who held up a sign that read "Thief" and shouted "Stop the war," the kind of interruption that has rarely been seen since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
This kind of interruption is called physical interruption.
It could also be that phone calls require a kind of interruption to someone's day, while text messages and emails can be opened and read at the recipient's leisure.
(I've tried, it's a fool's errand). You really have to pay attention to follow what's going on, and any kind of interruption can take you too far off track.
The outage today presumably just goes to show that Netflix will have to invest more in its data centers and servers to make sure the streaming option remains available, because users likely won't stand for these kind of interruptions much longer.
Their signs were quickly ripped from their hands, and they were carried out of the arena as the crowd shouted, "U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" Mr. McCain, who by now has become accustomed to these kinds of interruptions, responded with a smile.
Their visit with him, scheduled to last two days, was reduced to 90 minutes, with all kinds of interruptions, and they said they spent no more than a quarter of an hour alone with Elian.
"The teaching methods that we developed after World War II are not suitable for inner-city kids who have all kinds of interruptions in their lives that do not hinder middle-class kids," he continued.
Now if all you had was skeleton information from a 3D camera, then you could lose track of the arms and legs, but Kinect can recover from those kinds of interruptions of information and create the illusion to the user that it always saw the user.
