Sentence examples for as the intermission from inspiring English sources

As the intermission dragged on for more than 40 minutes, some audience members started clapping in unison to prod him to reappear.

As the intermission ended Thursday night, the trucks drove off, and after more gunfire, someone threw a small explosive device used in fishing near the crowd, a common prank that nonetheless sent dozens of people running.

"Please, would you take your seats," said the exasperated Danspace Project official for the third time as the intermission at Thursday's opening night performance of "Janis Brenner & Guests: A 25th Anniversary Celebration," threatened to extend indefinitely.

A booming red from distance launched the 34, which reduced his deficit to 15-10 and from 34 behind his 66 put him back in contention, albeit with much still to do, as the intermission was taken at 15-11.

But she found a spot at the Ebony Club in Cleveland and within a few years was living in Chicago and appearing with the saxophonists Johnny Griffin and Cannonball Adderley and finding work as the intermission pianist for strippers at the Red Garter nightclub.

While she would not describe Ms. Stewart's feelings about her situation, she called the investigation and its aftermath "a violent interruption of the path that everyone thought they were building at that company" and predicted that Ms. Stewart would restore the company's success, after what she referred to as "the intermission".

New York's winning streak seems in jeopardy at the intermission, though, as Kevin Love popped off for 20 and 11 in the first half.

Naeem, Mr. Ul-Hannouncedced in a tone signalling that he would brook no dissent, would be leading prayers before and after the match as well as in the intermissions.

Among a collectively strong cast, attention is due not just to Ms. Dolan, returning after the intermission as a legal eagle as polished and gleaming as her joke-telling Anne is blunt, but to Isabella Laughland as a Starbucks-swilling van driver who redefines the word deadpan.

Some playgoers, though, clearly won't want to stay the course, as evidenced by a matinee that saw significant numbers of vacant seats after the intermission, as one would expect from a text that wears its foul language and (literal) stabs of brutality like an anti-bourgeois badge of honor.

During the intermission, as you step into the lobby, you remark to your companion, "Why, it's a fucking mall".