Sentence examples for move without pause from inspiring English sources

Characters move without pause from San Pedro to Koreatown to Venice to the mountains and the desert.

Trying to converse with Dr. Hammargren is a challenge because, like the disparate items crammed into his home, his soliloquies move without pause or logical transition from one world to another.

Ms. Jansen didn't skimp on other painterly details, either: the bird calls and the shepherd's pining, in the first movement, were depicted gracefully, and in an unusual touch (also heard on her recording), she had the sizzling figuration that ends the first movement fade to a pianissimo and move, without pause, into the Adagio.

An intensely florid Latin setting, "Ave cuius conceptio," by the 16th-century English composer Nicholas Ludford moved without pause into the lush Victorian textures of Hubert Parry's "My Soul, There Is a Country" and from there to Brahms's early "Geistliches Lied".

Moving without pause from the pageantry of his inauguration to the business of government, Barack Obama embarked on a series of steps yesterday to show America and the world he was making a clean break from the widely discredited priorities and policies of George Bush's administration.

The hymn "Ave Maris Stella" began in stillness, then flowed with a gentle lilt, and when it was over, the quartet moved without pause to a motet that had borrowed — or, we'd say now, sampled — the hymn for its underlying tune.

The former kicks off with a martial beat and a call of "hit me!" which sounds like a military command, and proceeds to put you through a series of moves without pause for breath, Beyoncé and her minions cracking the whip every time you even think of flagging.

Since crossing into the country from Kuwait, the 1st Marine Division had moved almost without pause for nearly two weeks.

He moved on without pause, as if he didn't just drop a bomb.

The doctor then moves on without pause to the more proximate evidence from the cognitive assessment that has taken place earlier in the appointment implicating both daughter and patient ('as we've seen during the afternoon') in his assessment of the situation.

In two other pieces, the phrases moved forward without pauses between them.