Having declared the taste almost impossible to describe, he offers "a rich butter-like custard, highly flavoured with almonds gives the best general idea of it, but intermingled with it come wafts of flavour that call to mind cream-cheese, onion-sauce, brown sherry, and other incongruities".
But much of the activity is intermingled with it — agents rushing in and out of hotels on their way to meetings, noisy film afterparties at a series of beachside restaurants, and, during the evening premiere hours on the few blocks outside the Palais, a red-carpet frenzy of fans, cops and gawking passersby.
But when it first tested in Philadelphia, the original show, which banned humans from intermingling with its puppet cast, was not a hit.
There's a very delicate tightrope at work here requiring us to buy into the fantasy elements that ground the first act enough that we'll accept it when it intermingles with our own world in the second and third.
I loved the idea of the text itself interacting with specific imagery, and I thought maybe it would be interesting if I actually set the opening paragraph of each book on the cover, with an illustration intermingling with it.
Sometime between 2008 and 2011 (experts disagree on the exact date), Foolio "crossed the pond" to the US of A, where it intermingled with other beloved pastimes of America's youth, such as Satanism, coffee smoking, and the Knockout Game.
This creates a braid with blooms intermingled in it.
It mixes the old and the new, with modern infrastructure and conveniences intermingling with historic structures and reminders of the country's colonial past.
Brooklyn was supposed to be more vulnerable with all of our power lines on poles, intermingling with trees.
The most important factor in this process is that it must not get intermingled with the change process as it often does in most companies.
