Sentence examples for usually interrupts from inspiring English sources

Whether I've played or not, it's always hard to fall asleep after a game, and the alarm usually interrupts me in the middle of a dream.

Meditation is when I can watch stuff go by and the part of me that usually interrupts and says, 'That's a good story, or that son of a bitch, or I'm guilty and awful,' that part sits back and sees it as just one more story but without attachment to it.

PetCO2 measurement during cardiopulmonary resuscitation may not require routine endotracheal intubation, which usually interrupts chest compression and under crisis conditions has a high failure rate and disproportionate airway injury.

Prayers are not usually interrupted by applause.

THRILLER writers don't usually interrupt the momentum of their plots with irrelevant information.

Amateur detectives don't usually interrupt their duties to go tearing off to war.

Pujolar said the team will not usually interrupt a driver while he is on the track.

This usually interrupted the fuel supply, causing the engine to quit, and the weapon detonated upon impact.

The typical high-style Boak & Paris building also has some corner steel casement windows and a simple parapet (usually interrupted by an urn or flat floral or leaf details) instead of a full cornice.

In particular, shots belonging to the class break usually depict significantly different types of scenes (e.g. the players resting or the audience), while also having quite well-defined temporal context (video shots belonging to the class break are often successive and usually interrupted by shots depicting a serve hit).

As author James Baldwin pointed out: "Those who say 'it can't be done' are usually interrupted by others doing it".