What images are interspersed in Bush's ad, "The Coalition of the Wild-Eyed"?
Memories of Wally Cox, Charlie Shavers, and Marlon Brando are interspersed in the piece.
Depending on the fast-food chain involved, there are other steps interspersed in this process.
The film is light on specifics, beyond the intriguing factoids interspersed in stark white-on-black lettering between scenes.
Most of the canonical literature is exclusively of religious interest, but interspersed in it are works of considerable literary interest.
Most tracts make up the small footprint of a row house and are interspersed in a line of occupied homes, their small size making them unattractive to developers.
Tunics and shifts that wittily referred to Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas were interspersed in a parade of military ponchos, capes, gauchos and Navy berets.
The documentary portions, interspersed in the drama, offer instantaneous commentary on Darwin's place in history (ahead of Newton, ahead of Einstein, says one professor).
His schooling was interspersed, in his teen years, with menial jobs, including one, at a mortuary, that left him obsessed with death.
The Premier League is a war of attrition that unfolds over thirty-eight weeks, with international and domestic tournaments interspersed in between.
A couple of pantsuits were interspersed in the lineup, but the clothes were mostly womanly, as in a blouse with arm holes dropping to the waist.
