Sentence examples for uninterrupted since from inspiring English sources
The phrase "uninterrupted since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been continuous or ongoing without any breaks from a specific point in time. Example: "The service has been uninterrupted since its launch in 2010."
The Christmas lottery has been held uninterrupted since 1812.
Known as El Gordo ("The Fat One"), it has been running uninterrupted since 1812.
Donald Trump has decisively led nationwide Republican primary polls largely uninterrupted since mid-July.
Of the hundreds of comic-book superheroes created in the nineteen-thirties and forties, only these three have lasted, uninterrupted, since they began.
The first involved Russian state support in the doping programmes of its athletes which, said Pound, had probably been going on uninterrupted since the 1960s.
But the Liberal Democratic Party of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, which has governed almost uninterrupted since 1955, still dominates rural Japan.
The group had operated in the nation uninterrupted since 1991.
The past two days featured a pair of thrilling semifinals contested by tennis's Big Four — Djokovic, Nadal, Roger Federer, and Andy Murray — a group that has held the top four spots in the world rankings almost uninterrupted since 2008.
The CSU has governed Bavaria uninterrupted since 1958, for most of the time with an absolute majority, so there was no question at all about whether Mr Seehofer and the CSU would stay in government.
Mr. Mugabe's party, Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Frort, or Zanu-PF, which has governed uninterrupted since 1980, appears likely to dominate the vote, in which 120 of the Parliament's 150 seats will be contested.
Over three five-year terms, Father O'Hare has helped navigate the thorny questions of how to apply the city's legal limits on political contributions and spending -- considered among the country's most comprehensive -- almost uninterrupted since 1988.
