Sentence examples for regular interruptions from inspiring English sources

Regular interruptions come from dull flash-forwards to Hortense's next job, at an outpost in Antarctica.

The 30-year-old Surrey seamer has suffered regular interruptions to his international career since he made his one-day debut in 2005.

After regular interruptions due to bad light, the contest finished as a draw with Northants on 135 for 3, with David Sales unbeaten on 66.

In other words, having regular interruptions such as, say, receiving a nice e-mail from a colleague talking about what he got up to over the weekend, improves the quality of our work.

Over 150,000 inhabitants and tourists connected to the public water supply system in the coastal area experience water shortages and regular interruptions in supply during the summer months.

The recording sessions suffered regular interruptions; Waters, a supporter of Arsenal F.C., would often break to see his team compete, and the band would occasionally stop work to watch Monty Python's Flying Circus on the television, leaving Parsons to work on material recorded up to that point.

Far from being astonished by this affront to parents who find they have to plan for this regular interruption of the working day, colleagues should emulate the understanding we witnessed from Mr Murdoch when Ms Mensch calmly announced that she had more important things to do than listen to his answers.

But they form regular, irritating interruptions, like ad breaks in a good film.

On laptops and desktops, however, the service was free, albeit with limited plays and regular advert interruptions.

It is clear that while regular treatment interruptions do promote resistance, the risk of developing resistance due to a single stop of treatment is low.

A number of guidelines stress the importance of establishing a set protocol for the sedation of ICU patients [ 16, 17] but do not set out such a protocol in detail, leaving it to individual institutions, and more recent guidelines recognise the benefit of regular (daily) interruption of sedation for eligible patients [ 11, 14, 18, 19] within sedation protocols.