Sentence examples for welcome interlude from inspiring English sources

The realisation of Speer Jr's Olympic vision, and that of his patrons, marks the end of a welcome interlude.

A solo rendition of Naima (a tune from Coltrane's Giant Steps album) proved a welcome interlude, with sad yawning spaces opening up inside passages of drifting lyricism.

As Bernard Mergen points out in his recent book, "Snow in America," widespread use of automobiles helped to turn snow from a welcome interlude into a public nuisance.

This play is a welcome interlude for Weeks in between filming Foyle's War – a detective series set against the backdrop of the Second World War – the last series of which finished last month.

These welcome interludes contain the most memorable material in the book.

The best scenes in "Ball of Fire" were musical — Gene Krupa's "Drum Boogie" number, involving matchsticks, and the nostalgic crooning of "Genevieve" — and Hawks's transformation of the story, turning lexicographical discussion into musical performance, expanded on those welcome interludes.

How can she help but take it personally?! Andy Emiritz, of Field Theory fame, provided a welcome musical interlude.

It's a welcome, unusually introspective interlude that slips into the ecstatic when she scrambles up a rock wall and twirls on its summit, laughing, happy, free and alone.

But its inclusion, even as an adornment in cinematic interludes, is welcome, not least because it's presented in such a natural, unforced way.

You sense, though, that she welcomes the acoustic interludes of Family Portrait and Trouble, where she does nothing but stand still.

These interludes are a welcome disruption to the film's soporific atmosphere, adding energy and focus to a story woefully lacking in detail and exposition.