Sentence examples for it's intermission from inspiring English sources
"Our greatest weakness is we go to intermission before it's intermission," he said.
You have to sit down, in a certain location, and when it's intermission you can't really do anything but wait.
It was intermission, after a matinee performance of Frederick Ashton's one-act "A Month in the Country," the centerpiece of a Royal Ballet program presented in July 1976 in London.
At 4 41, it was intermission again.
The house lights came up and it was intermission at "The Book of Mormon," the new Broadway musical about a pair of innocent young Mormon missionaries sent to Uganda to spread the faith.
Soon it was intermission and time for my maintenance smoke.
The specters return, but when Mr. Ferver's "Rumble Ghost" comes to its jarring conclusion, it seems as if it really should be intermission.
As the curtain closes after an hour and a half of memorable moments, viewers beg for it to only be intermission despite a program note that warns otherwise.
Perhaps someone should tell theatrically inclined restaurateurs that it's not intermission all the time; even in a theater the noise subsides during a performance.
It is after intermission that Mr. Lane's portrayal of a man who is holding on by his last few fingernails becomes rivetingly sorrowful.
