Sentence examples for often pausing from inspiring English sources

Still, Officer Noboa said he tried not to jump to conclusions when observing seemingly suspicious behavior, often pausing before moving in to stop someone.

It seemed Manuel Neuer fancied a game of Russian roulette with Alisson, always preferring the gamblers pass from goal kicks, often pausing before clearing to a red shirt.

Following behind them were dozens who held signs and chanted, often pausing to shut down major intersections during the lunch hour.

Often pausing to wipe the fine sand from around his eyes, Sampras had one more double fault (four) than aces, and made 30 unforced errors to Hewitt's 14.

Even the solitary bucks will gather in bachelor groups, and test each other in gentle, highly ritualized, horn-to-horn shoving matches often pausing to groom each other tenderly between bouts.

The convoy proceeded haltingly, often pausing for engineers to detonate mines or for soldiers to conduct reconnaissance in lonely farming settlements where the exteriors of houses were draped with white bedsheets and pillowcases flags of peace.

Great public speakers often pause for two to three seconds or even longer.

When Melania Trump speaks, she often pauses and considers her words.

He often pauses, seemingly gathering himself in thought, only to then remain silent.

Because he is sentimental, Dick Vermeil often pauses when he tells a story.

Hlinka studied English last summer with a tutor, but he often pauses before carefully choosing his words.