Sentence examples for many interruptions from inspiring English sources
It is but one of many interruptions in the novel.
Though apparently continuous, the ridges have many interruptions and irregularities, branching and varying in length.
The first session would be quite long, when we were both quite fresh and there weren't many interruptions.
As someone who has witnessed (and participated in) many interruptions, here are some examples of what I consider good responses.
But there were many interruptions, and he complained to Felice several times that the delays were damaging the story.
And the personal didn't allow for too many outside interruptions.
For Mr. Yaqocb and his friend and fellow taxi driver, Mohammed Ihsan, the heightened scrutiny translates to many sad interruptions in routine.
Compared with the cost of time that would be lost during the many power interruptions that last just long enough to reboot my PC -- let alone compared with what happened after the August blackout -- it's a small price to pay.
"Our story begins at the very dawn of history, circa 3000 B.C.," she says, reading from a book; in the first of her many self-interruptions, she informs us that the book is a guide to Kabul, published in 1965, and this fact is the jumping-off point for a thrilling stream of words and a thrilling performance by Linda Emond, which together hold the audience rapt for an hour.
Although outbreaks of measles are far less likely in many regions, interruption of measles virus transmission requires a high level of population immunity (> 90%) and measles outbreaks continue to occur in populations where such high levels of immunity cannot be maintained.
