In a welcome return of the revue form, the songs – immaculately crooned and snarled by this tight sister-band – are interspersed with "issue" episodes.
It's quite a bloody issue, full of instructions for hunters, interspersed with ads for rifles, hunting clothes and menacing knives.
Intended to sway the hearts of browsing parents, the promotional prose made light of serious issues: words like "this little cutie" were interspersed with words like "blind".
The information screens were interspersed with questions covering such issues as vehicle ownership, driving patterns, and familiarity and experience with ethanol and FFVs.
When he 'vlogs', it's in the purest sense, just a stream of consciousness about whatever issue he's occupied with, but it's interspersed with these in depth analyses of the genetic makeup of chillies before he eats them and becomes breathless with pain.
Her interest in environmental issues is not new; it cohered on "The Crying Light" (2009), which interspersed a search for inner peace with elegies to a vanishing landscape.
The tondos are interspersed with several large nooses, the ropes resembling standard-issue neckties striped in silver, red, blue and orange.
Yet I feel that too much has been made of this issue for the explanation to be that straightforward, and he issue is muddied further by the sneaky direction in that climactic scene: Lucy and Simon's frolicking is interspersed with shots of the parents Camille spoke to earlier in the episode killing themselves, leaving the specifics of Simon's death tantalisingly unknown.
Frequently these procedures are interspersed with repeated cycles of chemotherapy meaning that CALI is becoming an ever more pressing issue facing the surgeon managing this cohort of patients.
For decades, purveyors of mainstay packaged goods bought ads in daily newspapers, particularly in the issues on Wednesdays and Thursdays, known in the industry as "best food day" for the food articles that appeared interspersed with ads from local supermarkets and grocery stores.
