Sentence examples for Winter pause from inspiring English sources

"The winter pause that people thought was going to happen seems to be happening," said Maureen Maitland, vice president for index services at S.& P. A pause is certainly better than a plunge, which is what was happening during 2007 and 2008.

That lesser miracle of modernity canned food meanwhile assured that there was no need for winter pauses or retreats).

Ackford: "I'll dig out the column for you if you want, but let's move on…" Sackey is far too laid-back to be wound up in this way when we talk again after the long mid-winter pause.

On the streets of Baghdad, and across Iraq, people who danced out of their homes with paper American flags and raised their rifles for staccato bursts into the clear winter air paused to tell one another again and again what they had seen.

"Every damn winter!" He paused, then shook his head and waved a hand, gesturing at the city.

Whether or not the Apocalypse is nigh, whether you are a doomsday prepper or a sustainability advocate, whether you subscribe to the Bible or science, whether you prefer gardens or guns, let's use this Winter holiday season to pause and reflect on how fortunate we are to be here with our friends, family, and community, and on how we can work together to improve this planet we all share.

But this winter the Taliban gave little pause.

Winter could come again, and pause The sky like a taped tactical descent Of pocket paratroopers.

The Sabbath puts chaos on pause, but short winter days require making all the preparations in half as much time.

The screens went inky; Central Park plunged into what looked like nuclear winter; and the entire game paused.

So I thought I would debunk them here, if only to give momentary pause to late-winter Scrooges.