Sentence examples for which he disrupted from inspiring English sources

On the Billie Holiday-Arthur Herzog Jr. ballad "Don't Explain," his gently tolling chords created an air of fragile contemplation, which he disrupted just once, with a percussive and dissonant stab.

Federer had already said he experienced food poisoning before the Australian Open, which he said disrupted his preparation for that tournament, eventually won by Djokovic.

Mr Hunt, speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, also criticised the organisation for a protest outside Labour's London headquarters on Tuesday last week, which he said disrupted party activists who were canvassing voters ahead of the Oldham by-election.

He praised the nearly ten-year-old war against al-Qaeda, which he said had disrupted terrorist plots, strengthened homeland defenses, removed the Taliban government, and captured or killed scores of al-Qaeda operatives.

These days, he is famed for the highly-aggressive manner in which he attempts to disrupt the activities of mostly-Japanese whaling fleets.

Welcome to the headquarters of Hampton Creek: Tetrick's three-year-old startup which he hopes will disrupt the world food industry by replacing eggs (and other water-intensive foods) with plants.

He re-emerged to lead the JCP again in 1955, after which he attempted to disrupt the US-Japan Security Treaty by organizing public demonstrations, but he generally supported the JCP's role as a peaceful party.

At that race, Massa scored pole position and led the race for 14 laps until an accident in which he was not involved disrupted the race.

McDonagh distinguished himself with a couple of plays in which he raced back to disrupt near breakaways — something he has done with regularity this postseason.

A closer competitor (in terms of approach) which he namechecks is TC Disrupt battlefield alum Digital Genius.

That's Milner's "conservative" prediction that doesn't account for those massive revolutionary changes, which he gave onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 today.