Sentence examples for little interlude from inspiring English sources

It goes back to the pub after this little interlude.

But now we get to the defects, which is what I forgot about the little interlude.

9.31pm GMT Ron Burgundy has filmed a special little interlude for the EMAs.

Over coffee, I found myself in a macabre little interlude with Nabil Shaath, discussing new restaurants in London.

Topped with shavings of a smoky, nutty, slightly butterscotch aged Gouda, it made a nice little interlude before the tangled mysteries of the banana split.

There was no embarrassment, and no desire to progress to a quick feel, but it was a nice little interlude quickly (almost) forgotten.

In Migration, Sawhney set up a base of irresolute chords on keyboards, then took a funky little JTQ interlude.

Later that year, after I'd gone back to Talk and Jimmy Carter was President-elect, my little Carey interlude unexpectedly touched off a cascade of events that would change my life: a job in Carter's White House (after all, I was an "experienced" speechwriter), twelve years at the New Republic, and, eventually, a return to The New Yorker and the joys and travails of Comment.

Two Cents Plain understands the unadulterated delight of having a little salty interlude to punctuate your demolition of their sundaes, and they provision little bowls of pretzels as a sort of side dish for every patron.

With little instrumental interludes inserted among the confessional songs, Kahane's self-titled first album, released in 2008, sometimes tried too hard to blend all his interests: it's classical, and pop, and theatrical, all in one, and it's beautiful but exhausting.

Among the many Broadway plays in which he had important parts were "The Little Foxes," "Strange Interlude" and "Point of No Return," in which he was the banker.