Only during the pandemic season (2009/2010) did surveillance continue uninterruptedly.
As the "assassins" who brought down Margaret Thatcher begat the "bastards" who almost did for John Major, so the Brownite-Blairite struggle has been elided, almost uninterruptedly, with intra-Brownite strife.
Or at least, they once did: Yale's Woodward committee and its statement on Freedom of Expression are now eviscerated by the agreement with Singapore, whose "anti-defamation" laws are enforced without jury trials in courts wholly subservient to the ruling People's Action Party, which has held power uninterruptedly since Singapore gained independence in 1965.
It is an affecting demonstration of primal fortitude, and one's heart may well bleed for this old fellow, as do his line-lacerated hands.But that is the extent of the communication that comes out of this pictured ordeal, which runs uninterruptedly for two-thirds of the eighty-six-minute film.
Jim Finley, an idealistic young director, wants to make a film of Elster talking uninterruptedly about his work ("no plush armchair with warm lighting and books on a shelf in the background. Just a man and a wall").
No one expects a listener to concentrate uninterruptedly.
The last 200 pages are almost uninterruptedly delightful.
He has been attending EU summits uninterruptedly for 20 years.
Its "Proceedings," now known as the Journal of Zoology, has appeared uninterruptedly since 1830.
These days the Hudson River can be seen, strolled past, bicycled along, almost uninterruptedly.
Nowadays the songs, the book and the musical staging are expected to flow together uninterruptedly.
