| When I started break dancing, I never thought I was an interloper because the guys I was dancing with were Latin, black, and white. |
| Someone is being stingy with the spices for the lamb shank, and veal Milanese seems like an interloper from another menu. |
| These differences were also established by the bureaucratic politics attendant on the entrance of an interloper. |
| That I am a stranger, an interloper, who does not belong in this amazing, fantastical world. |
| This time last year I seemed at best a guest and at worst an interloper in a foreign space. |
| Probably because each dish, in the modern style, tended to contain an unexpected interloper, like a flasher in a school photo. |
