Sentence examples for was being disrupted from inspiring English sources

As we discussed the situation, the proprietor, obviously unhappy that our serenity was being disrupted, blurted out, "What we need in Venice is Mayor Giuliani".

Pundits were pleased to note, as the torch relay toward Beijing was being disrupted by protests this spring, that the running of the flame was a ritual invented for Hitler's Games.

On a recent Wednesday evening, a session was being disrupted by Kahlua, the family's tiny dog, who was trying feverishly to dig a hole in one of the cushions of a sectional sofa.

(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST KUWAIT: GOVERNMENT QUITS Kuwait's head of state accepted the resignation of his government after the prime minister asked to step down, saying the cabinet's work was being disrupted by unidentified obstacles.

The traditional news media have also stood up to the military, as happened this spring when the newspaper Dawn and the TV channel Geo News complained that their distribution was being disrupted in parts of the country that the military administers.

Bright and early Monday morning (Labor Day, though you wouldn't know it), every seat in the offices of the fashion publicist Paul Wilmot was filled with a young account executive whose holiday weekend was being disrupted by the mechanics of New York Fashion Week, which begins on Thursday.

A good way to start thinking about disruption is by asking questions like this: Who is being disrupted most?

'Our campaign rallies are being disrupted and there are no international observers.

And much like large companies they are being disrupted by forces outside their control.

Law enforcement is being disrupted by digital just as much as businesses or government services.

The effect this produces on the body depends entirely on which enzymes are being disrupted.