Sentence examples for were interruptions from inspiring English sources

There were interruptions.

His first two monologues were interruptions to the agenda, and he was quickly shouted down by men in golf shirts and women with dyed hair.

That tradition has been carried on almost continuously since then, although there were interruptions in the cycle during the so-called "warring states era" (sengoku-jidai) in the 15th and 16th centuries.

At 81, he is the kind of raconteur who responds to most questions as if they were interruptions, who in one breath recites a poem from John Donne and in the next tells a fart joke.

Most frequent were interruptions by colleagues (30.2%), nursing staff (29.7%), and by telephone/beeper calls (16.3%).

Privacy was not ensured in more than 50%% of the doctors' consultations and in more than 80%% of the nurses' consultations, as there were interruptions such as telephone calls, knocking on the doors and entering of other uninvited patients to doctors' and nurses' offices.

Exclusion criteria were interruption of blood donation and onset of symptomatic hypotension.

Then there are interruptions caused by patients.

There have been interruptions, of course.

Will there be interruptions, games, breakdowns?

His periodic returns to the stage are interruptions, annoyances.