intersperse

The stories are not told one after the other, but interspersed.

The 20 minutes can be all at once or interspersed throughout the movie.

"The only available land now is single lots interspersed here and there."

Now we've had a bunch of them, even if there were good days interspersed.

These events will be interspersed with those of other competitors.

I agree I'm going to have to intersperse other reading to make this book last through the month.

Several pieces by him are in the show, interspersed among related traditional works.

Interspersed with other cultural performances are a number of special shows.

The book is interspersed with many photos of the author at that time in her life.

The film is interspersed with songs, both traditional and modern.

His academic career has been interspersed with short periods in the government.

His story is stretched out over the program's hour, with other examples interspersed.

But they must be used to show the daily news program of 10 minutes interspersed with four 30-second commercial spots.

This is interspersed with shots of the band playing in the street.

Interspersed between these were two solo works and a duo.

Five main activity centers will be interspersed with quiet areas.

Interspersed with this ancient music is commentary of a sort.

Interspersed among them are perhaps a half-dozen copies of another photograph.

It was little better for the personnel carriers interspersed with them.

Levels and chapters in the game are interspersed with cut scenes.

The video has been interspersed with clippings from the film.

Other figures were interspersed with the text, or taking up several full pages.

The island itself is interspersed with several buildings and military towers.

Interspersed throughout are useful tips about the language and the culture.

It is like a grieving process interspersed with moments of hope.