There was no need to mess it up with bells and whistles, although I did add a number of epistolary interludes (passages from fictional books, a diary entry, letters, teletype bulletins) between narrative segments.
J. Pierpont Morgan observed, in one of his analytical interludes, that a person usually has two reasons for doing a thing: one that sounds good and a real one.
Instead of presenting a full story from start to finish, most evenings consisted of just the high points with enough narrative and acrobatic interludes to help it all hang together.
After the tables were removed the ball began, and was interrupted by interludes and a great deal of extraordinary machinery; then the ball was resumed, and after midnight the King and the whole Court returned to the Louvre.
I've seen an interview with you and Piers Morgan where there was a brief interlude for a rocket to go overhead and then you sort of brush yourself off and kind of got back to it.
So in the spirit of the old-fashioned working lunch, let's have a bit of a mid-episode interlude. What did you have for lunch the last time you worked from home? Nick, let's start from you.
It's four, yeah, but I just don't want a 45 minute Little escapade a little interlude of whether it's mr. Beast or Kevin Hart like last year Don't go to the studio and do something.
In the context in which this song appears on Lamar's album GNX, Luther serves as a soothing interlude, a bit of intimacy on a collection more often characterized by boasting and aggression.
And I think that this rising generation I mentioned before has been even more profoundly affected by this interlude, which I hope ends soon, but I hope the lessons endure.
The kind of interlude before this final paragraph talks about how Bill Gates is now with a woman called Paula Heard and they've been together for some time.