Sentence examples for that the interruption from inspiring English sources

It's important, however, that the interruption itself not entail a task.

But he was quick to see the funny side, even though at the time he was annoyed that the interruption had temporarily halted his winning momentum.

What's interesting is that the interruption boomlet comes at a time when the people who practically invented the tactic -- advertisers -- are abandoning it as archaic and ineffective.

Chelsea careered into the international break on such a scorching streak of form that the interruption seemed desperately untimely, with Middlesbrough braced to confront opponents eager to restore a ferocious rhythm on Sunday.

At the annual meeting of the National Venture Capital Association in Washington, venture capitalists said that the interruption meant one less distraction, allowing them to pay closer attention to the presentations.

The Vatican spokesman, Federico Lombardi, told reporters this week that discussions with other providers were under way, and that the interruption of credit card and debit card purchases "would be short-lived".

In fact, 13 of those programs received a generous philanthropic donation that averted the interruption of access to Head Start for nearly 9,500 children in nine states.

Police in Massachusetts have also had run-ins with signal boosters in the past, run-in that led to the interruption of their radio service.

My father used to have a sign in the kitchen that said: "The interruptions at which we chafe are the credentials of our usefulness".

"The design physically relates to the interruption that occurred in the everyday life flow of Norwegian society," he said.

The flow stress exhibited a lower value due to softening upon reloading compared to that observed prior to the interruption.