Sentence examples for threatening to interrupt from inspiring English sources

The attack shut down parts of the Baiji Refinery, halting the production of about 150,000 barrels per day of petroleum products and threatening to interrupt supplies of heating oil, gasoline and oil for generators for millions of people in northern Iraq.

The cause was kidney stones, which threatened to interrupt his training at a moment when he could little afford it.

The "political class" – a top Carson phrase – fears him, he says, because he threatens to interrupt business as usual.

As president, he said, Mr. Johnson installed a buzzer to alert him when his wife, Lady Bird, threatened to interrupt one of his conquests.

He's a hyperactive hippie Dionysus whose spirits sour into immature petulance only when hints of discord threaten to interrupt the party.

The allegations threatened to interrupt Puzder's work as a prominent lawyer for then Missouri governor John Ashcroft's taskforce on abortion.

Then Black Lives Matter activists threatened to interrupt a Clinton campaign event, but arrived too late and were relegated to an overflow room where the candidate met them privately.

More broadly, Apple's behavior and choices in the Gizmodo affair threaten to interrupt the séance between the company and an adoring press, who have looked past all the frantic secrecy and reverently stared in wonder at what was eventually revealed behind the curtain.

You could almost see the frustration whirring inside his cannonball head as yet another call for common decency threatened to interrupt his busy day, posing for photographs with the Israeli Prime Minister and releasing a peace dove in the West Bank.

Boggs then explained that illegal users threatened to interrupt that supply.

The news "threatens to interrupt any progress made toward restoring the relationship" between cops and Baltimore's city government, Lt.