Sentence examples similar to demanded intermission from inspiring English sources
And perhaps the greatest miracle achieved by "Angels," at least in physical terms, is that even after the seven hours of bum-numbing sitting it demands (not counting intermissions), it continues to leave its audiences not exhausted but energized — including this critic, who has seen at least four earlier versions.
At Lord's cricket ground in London, a collar, tie and jacket is demanded at the pavilion door only men may enter while at Glyndebourne you should present yourself complete with woolen rug and full hamper for the intermission picnic.
You need an intermission.
Where the quality of Mr. Gilbert's work was clearest, though, was after the intermission, when there were no soloists or premieres demanding scrutiny.
But he got the job done, and the audience loved him, demanding an encore (from Bach's Fifth Partita) before the intermission and forming a long line in the lobby for autographs after the concert.
After intermission he gave a spectacular account of Brahms's demanding "Handel Variations" that blended steely power and textural intricacy.
Howard Wheeldon, an aviation industry analyst at BGC Partners in London, said the reprieve from high oil prices, which underpins future profit projections, was just a "temporary intermission," while demand would suffer as European consumers pulled back.
led, 42-41, at intermission.
