Sentence examples for an intermission between from inspiring English sources

In an intermission between verses he goes up to Sachs.

Mr. Soderbergh put an intermission between Cuba and Bolivia instead of the military trials that Che presided over and that left accused war criminals tried in the morning and dead by the afternoon.

A partial transcript included in the new book, forming an intermission between photo essays, at times casts an interesting light on the tension between art and ideology in photography, a tension that exists in much of Mr. Lyon's work.

The final four will get an intermission between Games 1 and 2 because of FIFA's international break for games on Nov. 14 (when the U.S. plays at Russia) and then a two-week rest before the final on Dec. 1 at the home of the finalist with the best regular-season record.

Mr. Burleson has to insert an intermission between the two movements of "Funeral Ceremony at the Pyramid of Mankara" by the Egyptian composer Riad Abecausewad because the second of these requires that the piano be prepared with rubber stops from string instruments and rubber piano tuning mutes between the strings.

We know, of course, that in real life the 1920s were an intermission between very bad times.

The Peace of Nicias was seen by Thucydides as an uneasy intermission between two phases of a single war.

The subsequent years of civil war, which have killed and injured hundreds of thousands of people, have revealed the events at Firdos to be an illusional intermission between invasion and insurgency.

Writing a movie often served as a remunerative intermission between plays or novels for the likes of a Fitzgerald or Faulkner.

"RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR" The show has come a long way since it was just an intermission feature offered between movie screenings at Radio City Music Hall.

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