He nods in the direction of the billowing clouds and playing children, explaining that today is a brief interlude for himself and his group.
The crisis saw a brief interlude for the celebration of the King's Coronation on 8 September 1831.
Some now regard this as an admirable, if brief, interlude of statehood for the much put-upon Slovak nation.
For a brief interlude in the mid-seventies, Delhi had seemed like a functioning capital.
FOR a brief interlude after the mid-terms Americans seemed seduced by the siren song of Germanic austerity.
Bayuaji performed the entire eight-hour play by himself except for a brief interlude in which his father indulged the audience.
He joined the office of Attorney General Stanley Mosk in 1963, where he remained until his retirement in 2001, except for a brief interlude in the Office of the General Counsel of the Peace Corps and on the public relations staff of The Weizmann Institute in Israel.
Without permanent residence or steady employment but for a brief interlude in the early 1930s, he lived the life of an archetypal poet, dispersing manuscripts among his friends and relying on their memories for "archiving" his unpublished poetry.
The Republicans have been America's dominant party, winning seven of the past ten presidential elections and controlling both houses of Congress since 1994 (except for a brief interlude in 2001-02 when one of their senators defected).
The other Opportunist leaders men such as President Grévy and Jules Ferry disliked Gambetta's flamboyance, however, and feared his alleged dictatorial ambitions; they kept him out of the premiership save for a brief interlude in 1881 82, shortly before his death.
Perhaps we shall have to colonise the stars before it is finally borne in upon us that God is not out there". Alongside this output, Reg worked at the Guardian from 1968-91, except for a brief interlude of 18 months.
