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• v  place at intervals in or among
  intersperse exclamation marks in the text
• v  introduce one's writing or speech with certain expressions

• Lastly, many home audiences maintain a phonograph to intersperse favorite selections with the sometimes unattractive features of radio broadcasting programs.
• The atmosphere will be more like that of a Maoist commune than of a school; managers will live together in barracks and intersperse their studies with marches and drills.
• But they did intersperse their religious rites with local Hindu practices.

• interlard

News & Articles

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• Election reform was highlight of legislative session
  As the session comes to a close, I will begin to recap what was accomplished, what was carried over until next year, and what each is likely to mean. This will take a few columns, as I try to intersperse local items of interest into the mix.
  June 12, 2013 - Bluffton Today

Quotes

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• Buddy Cianci in Providence Journal
  We're going to freewheel it. We're going to have a great time. We'll intersperse this with a few prison stories,said Cianci as he opened yesterday's 10 am to 1 pm program. "We're going to have some great guests : Again, I thank you from...