Sentence examples for work abruptly from inspiring English sources

The work abruptly ended in 2006 after its financing was not renewed.

After writing many radio scripts and television plays, and contributing to several West End revues working alongside Cook, Pinter, John Mortimer and Kenneth Williams, he stopped producing work abruptly in 1983 and spent the next 12 years travelling around the canals of England on a narrowboat.

In fact, it was only when I became interested in working with people who were disadvantaged and socially excluded that my confidence in applying for work abruptly disappeared, thanks to the enhanced criminal records check (the former CRB checks now called DBS checks).

Work abruptly stopped on the hotel at the end of last year and The Donald did allude to it during his CNBC appearance: "I was going to do a deal there with Nakheel and they paid me a lot of money to go into a partnership and they were getting ready to start the building about a year ago and they were all excited and then the market collapsed on them".

Last week Insomnia Cafe on Beverly, one of the city's most popular spots for writers to work, abruptly closed.

If all of the tubes in a fixture stop working abruptly at the same time, it's likely that the problem is not the tubes.

And all this good work stopped abruptly in September last year.

In the 1930s archaeological exploration increased, but work was abruptly halted by the outbreak of World War II.

The legislative panel's work was abruptly halted when Mr. Rowland resigned effective July 1, but federal investigators continue to examine his dealings with Mr. Matthews.

Two months ago, work stopped abruptly at the 37th floor of the 76-story Beekman Tower as the developer Bruce C. Ratner desperately sought to cut costs on the project, a glass and stainless steel apartment building in Lower Manhattan.

The most reliable manner of getting through the days — work — has abruptly stopped on the estate where Vanya (Mark Blum) and his niece, Sonya Jennifer Dundass), have been quietly and happily toiling away.