Sentence examples for two-year interruption from inspiring English sources

That was the beginning of a two-year interruption in his schooling, missing graduation with his class and missing the connection to friends and high school life.

Mr. Nehru's daughter, Indira Gandhi, became Prime Minister in 1966 and served, with a two-year interruption, until her assassination in 1984.

At the time, after a two-year interruption in his studies to serve in the Soviet Army, Prokhorov was finishing his studies at the Moscow Finance Institute.

He joined IBM in 1952 as a salesman and, within a decade, worked his way to assistant to the executive vice president and then controller, IBM World Trade Corporation, despite a two-year interruption serving in the Navy during the Korean War.

Talks with Syria resumed last month after a nearly four-year interruption.

"Louis & Keely: Live at the Sahara" is back on its feet after a six-year interruption and is headed for the Geffen Playhouse and Laguna Playhouse this winter in what's billed as a new production that includes Taylor Hackford as director and Vanessa Claire Stewart as pop singer Keely Smith.

The Recovered Paper Data report was issued after a four-year interruption due to lack of resources.

Similarly, Alaskan Yup'iit of Little Diomede Island took their first bowhead in seventy years in 1999, and the Makah Indian Nation in the State of Washington successfully resumed gray whale hunting in 1999 -- also after a seventy year interruption.

Anderson earned his 1943 BS and his 1949 PhD at Harvard University, with a two-year wartime interruption to work at the Naval Research Laboratory.

The column ran without interruption until 1989, when my two-year visit to Stanford University in California turned into a permanent move to the US.

His mother, Lady Jean Crichton-Stuart, was a descendant of the Stuarts, the ruling family of Scotland from 1371 to 1603 and of England and Scotland from 1603 to 1714, with an 11-year interruption in the 17th century.