interruption

IPA: ɪntɝˈʌpʃʌn

Examples of "interruption" in Sentences

Wal, the Duke's real amiable; but I reckon you'd find what you call the interruption of an argument.
VFV (in a cold voice): Attention readers of EDF, your non-fiction scheduled interruption is now over.
The word interruption has mostly negative connotations, but there’s nothing inherently negative about breaks and ruptures.
Research certainly confirms that refocusing after an interruption is a time sink and a workplace problem, but you can minimise the impact of interruption with planning and interruption management.
Mr. Tanner said Lockheed was "probably as positioned as well as we could be" to ride out a short-term interruption in federal payments, but would face serious cash-flow pressures if the crisis is prolonged.
However, as with any transition, we expect there will be a few hiccups along the way, and you may even see some short-term interruption in the availability of our eBooks, especially in the first few days, as systems are being adapted to accommodate changes.
"Well, I don't know what you call interruption, but this is a complete stopper; I can't make any impression with the pick, it is as hard as rock; and then comes some of those old walls that are rather harder than granite -- you may as well pick at a cart-load of pig iron."