Sentence examples for would have interrupted from inspiring English sources

It would have interrupted the sex fantasy.

"It would have interrupted the flow of the film.

If I'd protested against what the thugs were doing, I would have interrupted Assad, and ruined the photo opportunity for all of our later broadcasts.

Finally, tephra fallout impacts would have interrupted the westward migration of modern hominid groups in Europe, possibly supporting the hypothesis of prolonged Neanderthal survival in South-Western Europe during the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition.

Democrats immediately moved to table the proposal, which would have interrupted their plans to hold votes on reopening the federal government, as well as coming votes on health care, ethics and other issues.

He disclosed that he would have interrupted his campaign for mayor to sue Mr. Giuliani had he tried, as the mayor said he might if the candidates didn't agree to his proposed extension, to overturn New York's term limit law.

A short-term expiration would not have interrupted ongoing operations but would have barred the government from seeking warrants for new investigations.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have interrupted," Brown said.

If Rothafel were still alive, he would probably have interrupted the text every once in a while for a brief intermission or, better yet, an exhilarating appearance by his Roxyettes (the former Missouri Rockets, whom Rothafel recruited for the Roxy and who later followed him to Radio City, where they became the Rockettes).

I am willing to wager an impossible to prove proposition: that this no-name shlub from South Carolina would never have interrupted a white politician.

Biopsies could have given more information on the depth but only in localised areas and would also have interrupted wound healing.