Sentence examples for periodically disrupt from inspiring English sources

Dr. King helped broker a fragile peace with the state's main teachers' union to begin those changes last year, but continuing disputes, particularly over the state's proposed use of standardized tests to rate teachers, periodically disrupt it.

Once you've lived a little, you've seen bear markets and not just bull markets, and you've been forced to navigate around geopolitical events that periodically disrupt business plans.

Roaming gangs periodically disrupted our baseball games in Riverside Park, causing us to scamper up the hill.

Yet the picture-book atmosphere is periodically disrupted by harsh timbres, rumblings of dissonance, engulfing masses of tone.

A mammoth landscape of orchestral desolation, mixing craggy fanfares and insectoid movement up and down the chromatic scale, is periodically disrupted by blasts of prerecorded techno music.

They reported a bad smell which produced some kind of allergic reaction," Omar said in a telephone interview that was periodically disrupted by heavy explosions.

But "Patient Zero" and "Swarm" do flirt meaningfully with thrash metal; "Control Issues Controlling Your Mind" periodically disrupts a creeping groove with bursts of distortion.

The conceit produces some gripping images at the end, Agnès moves in slow motion up a white concrete stairwell yet the behind-the-scenes activity periodically disrupts the ebb and flow of the music.

The conceit produces some gripping images — at the end, Agnès moves in slow motion up a white concrete stairwell — yet the behind-the-scenes activity periodically disrupts the ebb and flow of the music.

As the war has worsened, the Golan region has been periodically disrupted by armed clashes and occasional artillery or mortar bombardments that have become a source of concern to Israel.

In its meticulously composed wide-screen frames, periodically disrupted by eruptions of fury and heartache, you can see the rock-solid artistic confidence that would lead to "There Will Be Blood," a grimy capitalist opera that pulverizes sweetness and spews black humor like crude oil.