Sentence examples for never been interrupted from inspiring English sources

Watching the lightning strike of her forehand, you could imagine that her career had never been interrupted.

For the first time the number of cases was greater in countries that had been reinfected after having been polio-free than in countries in which the chain of polio transmission had never been interrupted.

The Cranes would never try for a trick "if it got in the way of our theme," he said, as if the conversation in Toronto had never been interrupted.

"After decades of conflict and social disorder, Liberia is now raising a generation of children who do not know of war, whose sleep and schooling have never been interrupted by gunfire," Sirleaf said.

Pakistan, along with Afghanistan and Nigeria, is one of three so-called endemic countries where transmission of the poliovirus has never been interrupted.

"Nuns have a substantially higher risk of reproductive cancers than women who have children, in part because of their celibacy, which means a lifetime of uninterrupted menstrual cycles," writes Potts, who explains that hundreds of such cycles wreaks "hormone turmoil" on a woman, particularly one whose menses have never been interrupted by pregnancy and breast feeding.

This stage of mourning should never be interrupted.

"Water, sanitation and hygiene services should never be interrupted or politicised: access to safe water is a human right, not a privilege," said El Hattab.

And conversation should never be interrupted by the tiresome asking for peas or potatoes: "Don't ask, stretch!" she would hiss.

Crane believes there will be a substantial advantage of cheap nat gas for home power for a long time, especially since regulators require that gas supplies to homes never be interrupted, no matter the cost to utilities--it just wouldn't do to have Grandma freeze to death.

The Man in Black doesn't care it's Arnold's stories that he's interested in and just wants to never be interrupted again.