Sentence examples for definite pause from inspiring English sources
Looking through the spring catalogs, I had definite pause on seeing the cover for Gabrielle Zevin's forthcoming novel "The Hole We're In," which is being published by the Black Cat imprint of Grove/Atlantic in March.
By Andrea Walker September 2, 2009 Looking through the spring catalogs, I had definite pause on seeing the cover for Gabrielle Zevin's forthcoming novel "The Hole We're In," which is being published by the Black Cat imprint of Grove/Atlantic in March.
In "The definite article" the narrator, pausing in London's Regent's Park on the way to a meeting, envisages the physical landscape as a psychic one of "Endless stories, all crossing across each other".
Not definitive, just definite.
There are a lot of indulgent pauses and a very definite rhythm to the way we work, and then to watch these people — it's like machine-gun fire, where we would have been so labored.
"He does not use the more definite word 'kyuushi', which means either 'stop, pause or suspend.'".
After six years afflicted by the credit-crunch, there's a definite window to move up or move on in 2014 before the market's usual pre-election pause in early 2015.
The raga can be defined by a melodic scheme characterized by a definite scale or notes, order or sequence in which the notes can be used, melodic features, pauses and stresses, and tonal graces.
