The lecture was frequently punctuated with laughter as the professor lived up to his reputation for dry humour and witty one-liners.

Darkness was encroaching, frequently punctuated by flashes of light from cameras.

Mr. Lesar, now Halliburton's chief executive, said the setbacks in the road work were "part and parcel" of a business frequently punctuated by commercial disputes.

The drive down was punctuated frequently by Berny's heavily-accented renditions of old Sinatra and Beatles tunes.

Our talk, one of many we have had during the past 18 years, was frequently punctuated by hearty Naipaulian laughter.

A conversation with an ironworker is frequently punctuated by the sound of a knuckle rapping wood.

The narrative of the various versions of the story are frequently punctuated with excerpts from the Guide.

His report was punctuated frequently by cries of shock and stunned amazement from the Hierocracy and the assembled spectators.

Nights here are frequently punctuated with bursts of automatic-weapons fire.

Unlike British broadcasting, radio was from the start in the hands of commercial companies, with its programmes frequently punctuated by advertisements.