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A little, openly running step interlarded at every third or fourth quick walking pace.

I also think he interlarded many other things which you will disapprove of when you see them.

Interlarded among the catwalk videos are features on models.

The book is interlarded with lyrics like these from the court physician: "In dreams, friends float to me.

These are interlarded with four of the interrupting cadenzas, which are very long and complex.

He would go back to his dry-as-dust work, interlarded with dinners with lovely girls like the one she had seen.

The book is interlarded with various emotional crises involving the publisher, his wife, his girlfriend and the reporter.

Rhode Island Notebook is a four hundred thirty-six page poem interlarded with essays.

As readers will see, a difficulty of this book is that the expository text has been interlarded with many quotations from primary sources.

We're being interlarded with nourishment.

The envelope contained only a spiral-bound notebook with what appeared to be newspaper and magazine clippings interlarded among the pages.

Each book is a narrative interlarded with numerous sidepanel discussions of microtopics.

Madam," he said, with that startling simplicity with which he interlarded his remarks, "where can I sleep?"

Christina went down to her dinner presently, sharing a table with several of her friends, talking shop interlarded with clothes, boy-friends and holidays.

In Steven Spielberg's version, the material becomes a series of pictorially splendid realistic set pieces, interlarded with broad rural and army comedy.

Roosevelt says that he occasionally interlarded his political talk with theological discussion, but that his very dry theology was wholly divorced from moral implications.

Beatrice passed the next week or two in a state of dreaminess interlarded by vague doubts which she couldn't put a name to but which persisted at the back of her mind.

Not a word of all this was believed by Lorenzo, any more than He credited the expressions of grief and affection for Agnes, with which this account was interlarded.

His imagination rested firmly on observed fact and carefully preserved records: his extant notebooks abound in transcriptions of scenes and encounters, interlarded with direct quotations from ordinary speech.

They were all very polite, voluble, and enthusiastic; and their discourse was interlarded with English boating terms, and the names of English boat-builders and English clubs.

They had no trouble telling each other apart; their conversations were interlarded with musical names, until you felt that you were caught in Peter and the Wolf or a Wagnerian opera.

The action unfolded in fairy-land, peopled with good and bad spirits who both advanced and impeded the plot, which was interlarded with comically violent (and often scabrous) mayhem.