Sentence examples for their interruption from inspiring English sources

For the past twenty years there has been a summer festival as well, and these festivals have drawn people to Stratford from all over the world, and their interruption would be a serious blow to the tourist industry of the place.

The Series resumed ten days later, and the A's, who had won the first two games in their home park, won the next two, as well, 13-7 and 9-6, withethe undramatic sweep somehow confirming which event — the games or their interruption — would matter most in the end.

I present a qualitative study of domestic space heating practices and their interruption in the context of detached houses.

In spite of the massive bulk of the frontal callosal connections in man, ascertained consequences of their interruption are limited to disorders of motor control, with particular regard to bimanual coordination.

Compared with antiplatelet drugs, anticoagulants have a higher bleeding risk and also their interruption poses a higher thrombotic risk [ 20– 23], so the use of warfarin requires measurements of blood coagulability (PT-INR) and the coagulability level needs to be within the therapeutic range.

Their interruptions might be amusing, but probably not as amusing as a shared spotlight would have been.

Their interruptions offended him and he went out on the porch instead of joining the rest of the family at the luncheon table.

To make sure their interruptions came at the right times, the cast reacted to the audio playback of my speech, which I had pre-recorded on my phone.

The justices took no apparent pleasure in their interruptions; they were earnestly trying to find a bit of wheat amid the legal chaff, aware that both the presidency and the future of Florida's electoral system rested on their decision.

In a previous study of interruptions to intensive care unit (ICU) nurses, we found that other personnel tend to regulate their interruptions based on nurses' tasks.

In human human conversation, interruptions are considered to be speech acts which intrinsically threaten both the positive and negative face wants of the addressee and conversants adopt specific verbal strategies to mitigate the negative impact of their interruptions.