This segueing is a few seconds longer on the US version than the UK version.

It also clearly loves fooling with the forms, and on a handful of pieces, it ended its performances by segueing into sections of raw noise, thrashing around like a beached fish.

So Mr. Jackson told his band he was considering stopping "Pop a Top" halfway through and segueing into "Choices" to protest the way Nashville treats its living legends.

A provocative illustration of the proximity of genres was the segueing of an instrumental excerpt from Berg's opera "Wozzeck," played by Mr. Hersch, into the song "Midnight Sun."

She became a television writer for the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful in 2004, where she worked for 92 episodes before segueing into humorous online writing in 2006.

It was popular and soon developed into a regular 45-minute show on Saturday evening prime time television, featuring a Sing-along format with both solo and minstrel pieces (often with extended segueing), some Country and Western and music derived from other foreign folk cultures.

Mr. Bennett's conceptual framework for the show is amazing, allowng for cinematic dissolves and the segueing of one scene into another with such ease that one is hardly aware that the first act actually contains 11 scenes, for they have all merged into an extended one.

Jackmate's "80sc 7seq" is a dance-floor-friendly track driven by an ominous four-note synthesizer line that creates an illusion of infinitely increasing energy, but Mr. Kozalla quickly switches moods, segueing into an impish, wiggly track by Quentin Dupieux, who calls himself Mr. Oizo.

Bookstores have "Hit Me, Fred," the autobiography of Fred Wesley Jr., the muscular-playing R&B trombonist who bridged the gap from old school soul (playing with Ike and Tina Turner) to funk, segueing into turns with James Brown and George Clinton's P-Funk collective.

And he segues from one to the other in something less than a second.

He has segued from the last race into the next one.

Miles was not sure at what point the long summer evening segued into a party.

I then segued into the gulf and the show went well.

The songs segue from one to the next and then back again.

It was something that seemed to segue nicely into his son's career.

On a lower level, they can segue into teaching or some entirely new profession.

If something segues from appearance into common practice, then you have a situation that may become more complex.

The service segued into breakfast meetings between the two men on every third Sunday.

It segues into a 150-seat restaurant on two levels done in tones of brown.

Then it segues into representative work by each of the four photographers.

When these reasons proved too broad, we segued to oil and jobs.

Random bits of music began, fell away, segued into someone else?

And, of course, write lines that segue into Christmas songs.

The first hour segued smoothly into the second, but began to drag in approach of the third.

Well, this is where I sign off from college football and segue to the pros.

However, when this version is performed it always segues into another song.

Another very long pause segued into an even more lengthy silence.

The background segued to a glade much like the outside.

The video then segues to the bands' joint performance on stage.

The first ten tracks segue into each other, like a continuous club set.

How will he segue back and forth between unrelated episodes?

Rumors flew that the president might segue from politics into the film industry.

After an accident suspended his music career for several years, he segued into theater.

Allen comes back to sing and the song segues into the next section.

These segues are harder than they look from where you're sitting.

"I think this is more of a natural segue, really."

Because of this segue, many radio stations play one right after the other.

I haven't really thought of a segue for this because we took a little break.

"I hope to I'll be able to make an easy segue into the next phase of my life," he said.

But when the going gets tough, the comic does a segue.

There are five major challenges, a segue, and a final challenge.

They are known for extensive use of segues in their live performances.

As always, she didn't need a segue to follow his line of thought.

The show provides a fitting segue to the play, or is it the other way around?

Segues can even occur between groups of musicians during live performance.

"It may have been the perfect segue into the sport," he said.

Instead, he responded with a quick segue to a discussion of drug policy.

That helped me get into the next segue, which was acid rain.

The characters were also used in segues into and out of commercial breaks.

Conan would often turn to Sam for help when he needed the perfect segue.

"One of the concerns the league has is player image, so I think this will be a natural segue."

This kind of segue is referred to in the industry as a "tag."

What better segue to the point at the top about this city resembling an African village.

A good segue makes the transition look natural and effortless.

Perhaps it was the passage of time, the segue from clerk to editor, single woman to mother.

As a matter of fact, that's a perfect segue into my first errata.

Even better, there was a musical equivalent of a meaningful film segue.

Often the players would partly improvise, as it seemed, a segue.

Which makes for a nice segue to my thought that you and I should perhaps cool our ethnic references.