Sentence examples for meaningful interruption from inspiring English sources
If the rain comes at night, as is also predicted, then the cricket may escape meaningful interruption.
A code system that refers interruptions to some form of meaningful language may easily be developed with a crude vocabulary of dots, dashes, or other elemental audio and visual articulations.
The teacher's ability to create a meaningful learning situation was also hampered by the interruption arising from the site manager's decision to have the architect act as an instructor.
Following an afternoon of the same topics churning around in much the same volumes, Brown's resignation at 9pm is the catalyst for sudden meaningful change (and kicks off furious debate about the interruption of Eastenders).
For meaningful practical applications, however, the agents need to be able to run regardless of these interruptions.
by Keith Robertson without interruption.
An interruption in scoring.
But every interruption takes a chunk out of that surface, and in the end all we're left with is scraps with which to try and cobble together something meaningful.
