Sentence examples similar to to take intermission between from inspiring English sources

Crawford was held to 10 points in the first half, but he began to take command after intermission.

But I didn't want to [take intermission between] Act I and Act II, I just thought lets just move on.

Remember to take breaks between games.

The stage, such as it is, is a stretch of floor framed by bookcases crammed with theater books, and at the intermission of "My Last Play," theatergoers are asked to select a book to take home with them.

Just before intermission, again in darkness, Mr. Obama, his daughter and Ms. Jarrett were whisked backstage to greet the cast and to take pictures with the crew.

Patrons in the dining area were slow to take their seats after intermission, sparking a bit of jovial play-acting between Ms. Graham and Mr. Robertson as they waited.

When he stood up to take a bow before intermission, he looked almost reluctant to be leaving the stage.

When the Oregon Shakespeare Festival presented its staging last summer, a lot of families' strategy was to take children home after intermission, said Bill Rauch, the company's artistic director.

It scored 18 of the half's final 22 points to take a 32-20 advantage into intermission.

A 13-5 run late in the half enabled the Huskies to take a 35-25 leat at intermission.

The Knicks took control several minutes later, scoring the last 11 points of the first half to take a 59-52 lead into intermission.