interrupt **

He is not about to interrupt you to make his point.

Bill thought for a long time, and no one interrupted him.

The way things were going, something else would probably interrupt.

He seemed about to say something else but Young interrupted.

He began law practice, which was interrupted by the second world war.

Or sometimes he would interrupt one book to return to another.

I was about to try again when you interrupted us.

She was about to say something when the man interrupted.

I was about to go on, but he interrupted me.

He was about to say more, but her father interrupted him.

She was interrupted by a voice from the back of the room.

She held up a hand as he started to interrupt.

I could not help her, however, and Chance interrupted the thought.

They looked more like they'd been interrupted in the middle of things.

Now, for the first time, one has been interrupted by a death.

The last thing he wanted now was to be interrupted.

The only way to get a word in was to interrupt.

At one point I interrupted him and took his hand.

Now and then his father interrupted him, but only to ask questions.

I started to interrupt, but she would not let me.

We could stay here for days and no one would interrupt.

In May 1918 his studies were interrupted by the war.

His medical studies were interrupted by the War of 1812.

Interrupted in any way different to reading a paper book?

But her work is soon interrupted by a call from the school.