Sentence examples for the interval of from inspiring English sources

Somehow over the interval of 27 years, the square has grown into its skin.

The interval of the tritone (think Leonard Bernstein's "Maria" without the final syllable) is grossly abused.

But he said that he had sensed, in the interval of time between the two calls, that something had changed.

This is the interval of the minor third, and by the end it has created a mood of lamentation.

Then the harmony darkly implodes, as major and minor triads collide across the interval of a minor third.

Sanders skipped over the interval of his campaign chairmanship, as if it were just a Cleveland-based fever dream.

The range of values −R < x < R is called the interval of convergence.

Less mellow was the night when you, Brian Jones and Jimi Hendrix took LSD during the interval of a Frank Zappa gig … That's correct.

In the interval of looking, it seems as if there is no down to this up, no weight to these bodies, no artifice keeping them forever aloft.

When her husband took the children on an expedition to find a Christmas tree, she seized the interval of peace and solitude to write three more report cards.

I have always thought of art-making as the interval of time between the moment I choose the material, format and surface until the time I abandon it.