Sentence examples for during an interval from inspiring English sources

The Darwin singer took to the stage during an interval in the competition with an introduction by a Eurovision host.

In fact I was most impressed to discover, during an interval interview, that the actor playing Hotspur in a Northumberland accent was in fact American.

Just think of that ugly tea-time "entertainment" during last winter's Ashes in Sydney when, to the apparent delight of Mark Nicholas and Shane Warne, Brett Lee bowled an over in the nets to Piers Morgan during an interval.

By Alec Wilkinson The New Yorker, April 6 , 1981P. 35 Talk story about conversations overheard during an interval at the actor presentations of the League of Professional Theatre Training Program (held last weekend at Juilliard).

The saddest part of the diaries recounts how, during an interval when he returns to the backbenches, still hoping for something better at ministerial level, he wonders how, in divisions on the Iraq war, he can find "a loophole through which I can crawl, principles and job prospects intact".

Cynthia Lennon, John Lennon's first wife, was co-hosting a party for a book of family photographs by May Pang, the woman for whom Lennon left his second wife, Yoko Ono, during an interval that he used to call his "Lost Weekend".

After an interval during which the pump meter clicked along, the Colonel heard a gurgling & splashing sound.

Then, after an interval, during which I heard the groans of the wounded and the curses of the orderly — he was short on gauze — and wondered at my own oddly pain-free condition, my pfc.

The state's delay in charging Zimmerman in Martin's death — an interval during which the case came to wide national attention — was largely due to questions about whether "stand your ground" applied.

I was lucky enough to turn up during a clear interval, just before the sun retreated to its trailer and refused to come back to the set.

It may be condoned in a man especially if he is a 'glamorous bachelor' who 'dates starlets' during a brief interval between marriages.