Sentence examples for small interlude from inspiring English sources

Here's a small interlude from a big band.

Conceiving his whaling trip as a small interlude between major acts played out on the stage of human history, he lists "Whaling voyage by one Ishmael" between "Grand Contested Election for the Presidency of the United States" and "Bloody Battle in Affghanistan".

The synopsis behind each performance was a wrestling match in between Carey and Bianca, where Carey would sing the remix and original versions of the song throughout each small interlude of the fight.

Even a small comic interlude (the porter scene, essentially, absent the porter) reveals the thrilling acrobatic abilities of the performers.

Cleese's success on the Frost shows led to a small role in Interlude (1968), his first film appearance.

Much about the new production is triumphant: the excellent casting and acting; the spot-on sets; the small evocative musical interludes between the scenes; the extraction and showcasing of Pinter's humor.

There is a brief interlude as Small Talk barks orders at a waiter who promptly scurries off towards the bar, then returns bearing two ice-cool, refreshing beverages.

His biggest previous achievement was the "Scardanelli Cycle" (1975-91), a concert-length collection of choral settings and interludes and meditations for small orchestra based on the work of another writer of unsound mind, Hölderlin.

A forested interlude ensues, followed by a smaller field, with the parking lot just ahead.

Rousso's study of how France strained to reëstablish small-L liberal continuity across an autocratic interlude struck me as instructive and perhaps illuminating for the path ahead.

Accompaniments and interludes are provided by a small ensemble that usually consists of a kŏmungo (six-stringed zither), a se'piri (a small double-reed aerophone), a taegŭm (large bamboo flute), a haegŭm (two-stringed fiddle), and a changgo (hourglass drum).