interrupt的示例

• Please feel free to interrupt me if you don't understand anything.

• Please go on with what you're doing and don't let us interrupt you.

• The senator thoroughly squelched the journalist who tried to interrupt him during his speech.

• He's very impatient and always interrupts me mid-sentence.

• She rudely interrupted my speech.

• The two barrows with middle bronze age cremations both have shallow ditches, interrupted by a causeway to the south.

• When we consider what role schools might play in this matrix, all available evidence suggests that the "circulation" is interrupted there.

• In this article, we present a simple, formally justified, semantics for interrupts.

• Moreover, the text is constantly interrupted by selected key documents, which does not do much for its readability.

• The introduction of a fixed perturbation in such a case interrupts the sequence of initiation locations and prevents the oscillations from ever becoming regular.

• The cercariae enter the skin and the parasite cycle is interrupted.

• Several control programmes were undertaken in the last 30 years and the parasite transmission is now interrupted or at a very low level.

• The continuity of the trajectories in both years is interrupted where parasite data are missing.

• The activity of each molluscicidal product was interrupted after 48 h by placing snails in dechlorinated water.

• Neither vypit' nor postroit' can denote eventualities that are interrupted without being complete, as the (infelicitous) example in (3) indicates.

• How do we know that the semantics for interrupts is correct?

• Compare the examples in (6), where upsweep is interrupted by an internal constituent boundary.

• I don't do any serious writing at the university because my students are always interrupting.

• If this is true, doing theatre signifies interrupting our perpetual performance.

• A long window runs along the whole length of the ramp's outer wall, and is interrupted only at a mid-point.