Sentence examples for no interrupting from inspiring English sources

One activity for high school students lists seven statements in an opinion forum and then invites discussion, within the guidelines of "listen carefully to statements made by other students," "no interrupting" and "it's O.K. to disagree".

I was introducing a bit and saying, "Do you think there's ever a time when Jesus is up in heaven and …" I didn't get the word "and" out before he yelled out "No!", interrupting me so quickly that the entire theatre, myself included, laughed for a full minute.

But there's no interrupting.

These might include guidelines like "no name-calling," "no interrupting," "listen without judgment," "share to your level of comfort," "you have the right to pass," and the like.

In order to guard against bias, the rules are ferocious: timed questions and answers, no interrupting, no controversial topics or direct attacks.

Susan RoAne, the author of "How to Work a Room," suggests a nod of acknowledgment without engagement, and certainly no interrupting of conversation.

Do no interrupt as they explain to you.

Clerk: "Of course, Mr.... ah... Mr.... " Customer: "The name is... " Clerk (interrupting): "No, no, don't tell me.

He is no interrupter and he doesn't have to try too hard to build up a rapport.

As a result, there is no interrupt overhead in our architecture.

"Well, no," Stemm interrupted.