Sentence examples for the interruption with from inspiring English sources

IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS -- While Fox Sports Net dipped into the pool of immaturity with its Tom Arnold lunkhead show, "The Best Damn Sports Show Period, ESPNN launched the intelligent and witty "Pardon the Interruption," with two bald hosts, Michael Wilpon and Tony Kornheiser.

I could teach you a few things …" Henry dealt with the interruption with exemplary politeness, but it gives you a sense of how much people see him as public property: nice Lenny; zany Lenny; the Lenny who can be relied on to do funny voices and give strangers hugs.

Why it mattered: Three hours after the interruption, with no sign of a break in the weather, the captains shook hands on a draw and the Ashes had been retained in 14 days.

In Pristina, the state capital, close to 5,000 Kosovar Albanians who were following the game celebrated the interruption with chants of "Great Albania" and "Victory".

Not only does she handle the interruption with aplomb, but the question she asks the videobomber sends the girl running with embarrassment.

Robinson asked the rest of the congregation, most of whom greeted the interruption with slow-clapping, to "pray for that man", before completing his sermon.

Walker said on a radio show recently, "The closest thing that I can compare the type of pressure the next President's going to be under is what I went through four years ago with not just the protest, but...with the intimidation, with all the interruptions, with the recall and all the things that happened.

The interruption comes with another image, in daytime, of the front of the house; Lowery pans very slowly from it toward the street, where two cars sit silently, having catastrophically crashed; one of them contains C, who is dead.

a Sagittal MIP demonstrates the interruption (arrow) with a large left common carotid exiting the aortic arch just proximal to the interruption.

If these interruptions are separate from the main subject and verb, separate the interruption phrase with commas to signal to the reader that this information is inessential.

The interruption started last month, with the beginning of a legal ban on campaign contributions during a legislative session, and runs until June.