Sentence examples for phone interruptions from inspiring English sources
Mobile phone interruptions, in her opinion, are "par for the course".
In 2012, it's not just been mobile phone interruptions that have made headlines.
"I just grit my teeth and bear it," says Sir Derek Jacobi on the subject of mobile phone interruptions.
It went on for about five minutes!" "Mobile phone interruptions don't happen as much as people think it does," says Julian Bird, chief executive of the Society of London Theatre.
"The results were clear: more frequent phone interruptions made people less attentive and more hyperactive".
In comparison with HCWs, most patients appeared to be less affected by the phone interruptions.
And, lucky for him, the inevitable cell phone interruption came just before the Debussy group, not during it.
As it would be impossible to limit calls to occur only during task boundaries, HCWs would have to learn to cope by adopting counter-measures such as deliberately slowing down their work processes during the phone interruption.
For me, though, it is a freeing moment and welcome, unlike most cell-phone interruptions, when the uninvolved bystander feels like a condemned man, waiting on the trapdoor, all trussed, harnessed, eyes clenched, expecting the drop, while the bearded fat man in a top hat permits himself to be momentarily distracted by the starlings swooping over the prison yard in an especially lovely formation.
Its best to be undisturbed (no cell phone, distractions, interruptions).
