Sentence examples for interlude that from inspiring English sources

Thus the interlude that followed the end of the cold war is finally over.

Semyon Faibisovich's almost photographic treatment of vodka queues bears witness to an inhumane interlude that has been forgotten.

Then there's a "rock" interlude that seems to have been lifted from a video game about people with swords.

Other ensembles are scarcely less poetic: The human waves in which Tom and his classmates twice cross the stage are the kind of interlude that makes theater thrilling.

It's a welcome, unusually introspective interlude that slips into the ecstatic when she scrambles up a rock wall and twirls on its summit, laughing, happy, free and alone.

The second movement came through as an almost-improvisatory interlude that set up the finale, which Mr. Fellner played with magisterial restraint and myriad colorings.

In 2001, Ms Thapa, a Nepali who writes in English, published "The Tutor of History", a novel set during the democratic interlude that began in 1990.

It was probably that early-career interlude that afflicts young actors: the period when you're still stupid enough to believe your own publicist's bullshit patter.

Another interlude that appeared in an early form last year, Higher is the point where Rihanna's new experimental vocal tone goes a bit haywire.

The "Recitative" opens with the sound of bells, with the violin floating in a high register before a cadenzalike interlude that unfolds over the lustrous, kaleidoscopic orchestral music.

One, "Food Fight!" is a comedic 71- second interlude that feels like an overly self-aware puncture in this band's balloon of seriousness (or perhaps its craven attempt at selling a song to be used in a fast-food commercial).