Sentence examples for longer intermission from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's program was a generous one; it would have lasted a full two hours with a longer intermission.

There is no longer an intermission.

The first intermission ran longer than expected.

The problem was that intermissions meant longer running times, which in turn meant fewer screenings per day.

(Lee created the role of Connie in "A Chorus Line" and restaged the original choreography for Avian's Broadway revival, and her extensive experience showed). Some judicious cutting would have benefited this outing of "A Chorus Line," which ran longer than two hours without intermission.

Intermission should be no longer than fifteen minutes.

The movie opens Christmas Day in a 70-millimeter roadshow cut that includes an overture and intermission and is six minutes longer than the version opening in wide release two weeks later.

Shaheen, so far, plays longer songs before the game and during intermissions.

Patients who had had intermissions of 8 weeks or longer from the time of surgery to postoperative chemotherapy, or from chemotherapy completion to study recruitment, were rejected according to the clinical protocol.

After a 15-minute intermission the orchestra took up the longer, louder, more cinematic piece of the evening, Bruckner's Symphony No. 7. Some audience members leaned forward in their seats.

Yet "Lookingglass" seems longer than its running time of 90 minutes (without intermission).