Sentence examples for interlude 1 from inspiring English sources

When the G-Men sang an arrangement of "Interlude 1," by the British folk-step ground Alt-J, Cooper Kitching, an M.C., was shouting in the wings: "This is weird_,__ _but I like it!" After the song, Marty Gray, an Upper Peninsula native and the G-Men's arranger, ran off the stage and went back to the Hotel Beacon, saying: "I wanted to write something atmospheric and non resolving.

When the G-Men sang an arrangement of "Interlude 1," by the British folk-step ground Alt-J, Cooper Kitching, an M.C., was shouting in the wings: "This is weird, but I like it!" After the song, Marty Gray, an Upper Peninsula native and the G-Men's arranger, ran off the stage and went back to the Hotel Beacon, saying: "I wanted to write something atmospheric and non resolving.

Four groups of four sonatas each are separated by interludes in the following way: Sonatas I IV    Interlude 1    Sonatas V VIII Interludes 2 3 Sonatas IX XII    Interlude 4    Sonatas XIII XVI Cage refers to his pieces as sonata in the sense that these works are cast in the form that early classical keyboard sonatas (such as those of Scarlatti) were: AABB.

A new constitution, adopted in 1871, remained in effect, except for a brief interlude (1917 19), until 1949.

Mr. Noelle also plays one of seven roughly minute-long interludes — "Interlude #5 Unmoored," based on a Croatian folk song — alone on acoustic guitar.

Afghan interlude, (1722 30), period in Iranian history that began with the Afghan conquest of Iran and ended with the defeat and death of the Afghan ruler Ashraf.

His encounter is with a healer who lives near his Spanish home, whom he visits owing to the reminder of a romantic interlude 25 years before.

"No one really has burned it up, but they are pretty evenly matched," said the trainer Bob Baffert, a three-time Derby winner, whose Midnight Interlude (10-1) will start from the No. 15 hole.

In an interlude (1934 1938), Lorente embarked in studies of neuron physiology that inclined him to a reductionist interpretation of the axon as the main functionally relevant entity of neurons.

Lilies (Interlude) 14.

Witch Interlude 10.