Sentence examples for evening pause from inspiring English sources

Peering from a window, he watches his parents, who have just gone out for the evening, pause long enough to make intense, furtive love against a wall.

That unity of purpose was unmistakable and slightly intimidating as they left the Headingley dressing room for the team bus on Saturday evening, pausing only to acknowledge the congratulations of a few hundred lingering supporters.

Just as Gray's audience is supposed to be comprised of Mondeo-driving middle managers singing along on their way to Furniture Village, so all Dido fans are meant to be sad girls, lolling on the sofa of a Friday evening, pausing halfway through their bottle of Blossom Hill and their copy of Shopaholic Ties the Knot to idly wish their lives were more like those of the people in the Doritos adverts.

I have been searching for the proper fruit partner for a Campari and soda, which is an excellent step toward an afternoon pause.

Submit questions for adjudication to www.maximumfun.org/jjho WHAT I'M DRINKING NOW I have been searching for the proper fruit partner for a Campari and soda, which is an excellent step toward an afternoon pause.

"There are the arguments, the tantrums, the squabbling, the making up in the morning (pause for dramatic effect)... and that's just Nick and Vince".

Mr. Kobach circulated through the crowd early in the night, pausing to pray with a group of supporters.

In that instant, that hollow in time, you find yourself listening to the unnatural stillness of the afternoon, pausing to look closely at the world around you.

Two hoses still snaked from a dripping fire hydrant, and a giant orange earth-moving vehicle that was scooping up debris earlier Sunday morning paused for the service.

"José María is here as an ambassador for Nespresso," Montgomerie told a press conference on Sunday night, pausing to let the absurdity of it sink in.

And even on Thursday evening, a block away from the crime scene, mothers entered a nursery school for parents' night, pausing just briefly to look up at the circling news helicopters and wonder aloud what was going on.