She wrote the same commentary in Hindi, interspersing the original stories with personal insights. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I like the idea of interspersing text only slides with picture slides. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Sidlin, the former dean and still a faculty member at the School of Music of the Catholic University of America, came up with the idea for a hybrid performance called "The Defiant Requiem," a kind of docudrama interspersing movements of Verdi's masterwork with readings, spoken dialogue, and film footage. ❋ Anne Midgette (2010)
It's not bad, plus it adds some humor be interspersing clips from the film in between levels. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It wasn't that the questions were getting harder -- I had mixed up the tables, interspersing easy questions with harder ones -- so what was it? ❋ Peter Bregman (2011)
I think they did a great job interspersing the food vendors with the wineries and the flow of people between floors seems to work much better this year. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I start playing “Layla,” interspersing licks from Clapton and Allman. ❋ F. J. Lennon (2011)
Annie Chu also pointed out the value of interspersing the concentrated focus on projects with a refreshing of the tumblers. ❋ Tibby Rothman (2011)
His technique of interspersing pages of text with sequences of full-page, soft-pencil drawings told the story in a way that felt half-hushed and wholly new. ❋ Meghan Cox Gurdon (2011)
Skirted birds of a northern wilderness, skewing the view of passersby and interspersing among pedestrians in their tunnel vision walks down crowded ❋ Joe Sullivan (2011)
During one of the masses we attended, for instance, the priests, interspersing English throughout the beautiful ceremony, warned the congregation not to allow any unknown priests into their home. ❋ John Shore (2011)
Now there's a sequel that takes a more original approach, rather than interspersing Austen's work with new narrative. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Meanwhile, PI grandmasters extended their oeuvre with fresh, exciting work: Sue Grafton brought Kinsey Millhone one letter closer to victory in her zero-sum alphabet-game with "V Is for Vengeance," which reinvigorates this long-running series by interspersing third-person chapters into a traditional first-person narrative. ❋ Tom Nolan (2011)
Welcome to Oakland by Eric Miles Williamson - From the Washington Post's review: The novel swirls through a series of half-plots, portraits and anecdotes of Murphy's various bar buddies, interspersing diatribes on race, class and literary fiction, among other things. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Nowadays, out of the authors who produce science fiction and fantastic literature, a lot of writers have been interspersing fantastic elements into their achievements. ❋ Unknown (2009)
FKN GENIUS would be interspersing AA with loads of FKN FAFF to bring up the word count. ❋ Unknown (2010)
