interlude的示例

• The ensemble consisted of eight actors presenting eight 'cases' every night, linked by short non-verbal interludes (a remnant of the original script).

• The sections in bold - the introduction, bridge, interludes and coda - remained virtually unchanged from the 1937 original.

• Recall that they have chosen to place the technical material in a series of brief interludes.

• As it happens, these interludes are models of clear exposition.

• The insertion into the performance of narratively irrelevant elements such as solo and co-operative routines or lazzi, or even mimetic interludes, was also commonplace.

• Although the demand for visual spectacle was satisfied by these interludes, the word 'divertissement' or 'diversion' does an injustice to scenes so central to the progress of the plot.

• In the performance these characters are separated by musical interludes sung by the lead female singer and the women's chorus, accompanied by a group of drummers.

• The chief reason for this is the undisguised use of the international interludes for bravura displays of technical knowledge, whether of international law, of conspiracy theories, or diplomatic protocol.

• The accompaniment underpins the vocal element like the ground bass of a passacaglia, breaking through to the surface in a series of interludes punctuating the whole work.

• First, a tendency to see current events or crises as relatively unimportant interludes on a vast canvas of time and space.

• We have heard some amusing interludes on that point.

• Secondly, bear-baiting, bull-baiting, interludes, common plays or other unlawful exercises or pastimes within their own parishes are forbidden.

• From here the dramatists' real troubles began, and they continue to this day; but not, of course, without their own interludes.

• The narrative interweaves elements of appalling cruelty and horror with extended comedic interludes, and employs frequent period expressions.

• He was known for his comedies and interludes.