Sentence examples for that intermission from inspiring English sources

This, at least, is a gratifying accommodation, and one that intermission crowds hereabouts have long been in need of.

In the fading light, we sat and talked, and minutes later saw the powers of the queen at work: the remaining honeybees filed into the bottom opening of their new home, just like operagoers receiving the call that intermission was over.

During that intermission Ms. Monk's five principal singers and dancers, including herself, change from their varied first-act attire — black pants and white shirt, shorts and a tank top, a suit with vest but no jacket, a black-on-white print dress, a ball gown — into gray versions of the same.

The Premier League TV rights for 2022 have not been sold yet, and anybody bidding for them will clearly be able to price 2022's break into their bid, but keeping that intermission as short as possible will be their main concern, particularly if they are without rights to the big show in Qatar.

The fact that these disgruntlements did not result in a reduction of marks – or lessen my own high praise for both productions – indicates that intermissions themselves are not under review.

Ms. Jeanrenaud recounted that at intermission, Mr. Zaslav remarked that the piece was "a desecration of the viola," a quotation that was also captured on a video recording.

What made the concert momentous was that after intermission Ms. Fischer returned as a pianist and gave an accomplished, beautifully personal performance of Grieg's Piano Concerto.

But, at the gala on Sunday, the younger man was fully engaged from early on in an evening that, including intermission, hit the five-hour mark.

"The original mission statement from Texaco when the company started sponsoring the broadcasts in 1940 was that the intermission features should be entertaining and informative," Mr. Bronson said.

Have a drink and sit back, knowing that at intermission your tiger prawns or chicken with lentils — fusion foods that offer a nice break from the local cuisine — will be brought to your seat.

On opening night, she so dazzled dancegoers at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden with her flawless technique and her innate musicality that by intermission many in the audience were asking how to pronounce her Romanian name.