Sentence examples for halt between from inspiring English sources
Human impact further increased from the Iron Age onwards, except for a temporary halt between ca 1900 and 1600 cal a BP, possibly coupled with the Migration Period in Europe.
*If the Dow falls 2,100 points before 1 p.m., there is to be a two-hour halt; between 1 and 2 p.m., a one-hour halt; and after 2 p.m., the market would close.
With Windows 98 set to arrive in late June, one would think that sales of Windows 95 would trickle to a halt between now and then unless Microsoft offered some sort of coupon or rebate.
He routinely used Cillit Bang - famous for its advertising catchphrase "bang and the dirt is gone" - to bring the firm's IT systems to a halt between 2009 and 2012.
"As Bob rode the elevator up [to his defense] he wasn't thinking about solid state physics... he wondered what the resonance of the elevator was, and he literally jumped up and down to find it". The elevator lurched to halt between the fourth and fifth floors of Clark Hall.
But, when I see a guy manspreading, or the train grinds to a halt between stations, or someone brings a pit bull onboard, I become the Hulk, seething and morphing into a craggy green killing machine, at least in my mind.
The concert has halted between two notes.
People were pressing against the windows on one side of the train, or they had halted between the cars, as if they expected the doors to open.
Insurgents have sabotaged pipelines and other equipment in the delta and have halted between half a million and 700,000 barrels a day of Nigeria's oil production.
The greatest of all portraitists – a Rembrandt or a Goya – caught their subjects as if temporarily halted between a before and an after: an interruption of the flux of life rather than a becalmed pose.
The rock hammering beneath homes in the Long Branch area east of downtown Silver Spring has been halted between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., said Gary Witherspoon, a spokesman for the Maryland Transit Administration.
