The friends he met up with there were from the intermittently overlapping spheres of art and commerce, poets and friends from the advertising world in which, for many years, he'd made his living; but it was the low-lifes, the obscure daily-wage-earners, and the itinerant families of Kala Ghoda that he looked upon from the open window of the inn, and whom he'd been writing about for 20 years.
Ivan Bierhanzl, who has worked with the Plastics intermittently since 1979 and is now the band's manager and plays upright bass, said the Plastics were the first rock band to perform at the National Theater, which is more likely to present opera or Shakespeare.
Once the plane took off into the night, the Ukrainian and I started chatting, with the teenager intermittently removing his headphones to chime in.
An interventionist performance group called the Algorithmics, outfitted in scannable, interactive costumes, mingle with the audience intermittently before and after projected segments of the film.
The Ukrainian army, a week into a Kiev-backed anti-terror operation, has been shelling the area with mortars intermittently for the past two days, positioned by the local TV tower on top of a hill.
Edward's brother, Claude, found the first boat with him and worked with him intermittently for the first decade of the project.
She connected with the songs only intermittently, though when she did, she made a listener want more.
Chants of "down with the military regime," intermittently pierced the thick walls of the cage, with Morsi himself obscured from view in a separate chamber.
The Taliban have a tense relationship with the government, which intermittently tries to exert control over the tribal areas through force.
