Some reports spoke of a pause of up to six days to secure the Army's rear area.
Mr Cameron will announce a "pause" of up to three months in the progress of the Health and Social Care Bill through Parliament, to allow for more time to reassure clinicians, patients and coalition MPs.
This persisted for 1000 ms +/− a pause of up to 500 ms, determined on a trial-by-trial basis.
If you arrived in America with entirely fresh eyes, it would be easy to conclude that the summer's day on which we celebrate our hard-won independence from England is merely a pause to blow up some colorful explosives, cook some meat over an open flame and get some good deals on major appliances.
Occasionally there is a pause as they set up vegetarian meals and cut up fish and meat for Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, whose left hand is in a cast.
Wait for a pause in the conversation, but a long pause-up to 10 seconds.
There was a pause while Dijsselbloem caught up through headset translation.
But when Mr. Sessions returned to his Dallas-area district for the August recess this year, a pause before Congress takes up an agenda that includes immigration, government surveillance, health care and budget cuts, there was something conspicuously missing from his schedule: a town hall.
Woman (not looking at him) "Yeah?" Man (after a pause) "What's up with Halle Berry's kids then?" Woman "Shut up and I may find out".
When someone puts a pause on your glow-up, maybe, just maybe...just maybe, it's for your own damn good.
Public Enemy Rebel Without a Pause (1988) Growing up in the 80s, a friend and I used to pool our meagre financial resources to buy a couple of 12-inches every week and then we'd tape each other's records.
