intersperse with, between, by, throughout or across?
| Sex scenes come interspersed with short, tight dialogue. |
| It is interspersed with ungainly grunts and abject squeals of pain. |
| There will be difficult moments interspersed with enlightened moments. |
| This is of course interspersed with your hatred of posters here, who you disagree with. |
| This one is a good introduction to the issues through personal experiences, interspersed with history. |
| The film is interspersed with interviews with former members of Weatherman and the Weather Underground. |
| However, shoes interspersed with images of places those shoes could take you is rather in the right direction. |
| The book is broken into four sections and is interspersed with interesting Igbo anecdotes that is vintage Achebe. |
| A Noisy Meeting Friday's consultation was a noisy one, interspersed with chants from the audience and some heckling. |
| We see this where work periods of high intensity exercise are interspersed with periods of lower intensity exercise. |
| Our beds were also spread throughout the carriage with others interspersed between us, so if we wanted to congregate we needed a different space. |
| A1, Spontaneous activity in both neurons is characterized by correlated periods of depolarization that are interspersed by periods with very low visible activity (40 DIV). |
| Robot music was once supposed to sound clean and precise like Kraftwerk, but Willett's robots are punkish and temperamental, hacking out epileptic staccato rhythms interspersed by waves of feedback. |
| Such information begins the workshop, but is also interspersed throughout the games and exercises. |
| By getting unique layers interspersed throughout the complete stack you can best inspire proper decay and progression of unique fertilizer. |