Sentence examples for pause offering from inspiring English sources

Engagement ads can also be introduced after a viewer clicks pause, offering them the chance to watch the rest of the show without commercials in exchange for their attention now.  .

Then he paused, offering a peephole into the soul of Calcutta.

It is true that I have yet to hear a journalist adapt the words so often attributed to men of the mining communities - "no son of mine is following me down the Barnsley Chronicle!" - but some now pause before offering a wholehearted recommendation.

The mistake I made was that I should have paused before offering Boris support".

He paused, before offering up the next thought: For anyone trying to keep a nuclear weapon from going off in the United States, it's our home game, too.

He then paused, before offering that his wife was also a traditional landowner.

In that role, I have always paused before offering any important guidance, based on training and knowledge, and run it through a filter of raw emotion: what would I do if it were about me?

On a warm spring evening, groups of European tourists pause outside restaurants offering special deals on oysters – a local delicacy – and board pleasure boats to Miyajima, an island famous for its wild deer and "floating" Shinto shrine.

But asked if this was possible in a country where political groups maintain militias, he paused briefly before offering a resigned "no".

Where Kaufmann runs the songs together to form an extended monologue, Keenlyside pauses between them, offering us a sequence of intimate, isolated glimpses into the mind of Schubert's wanderer that finally coalesce into a coherent portrait of the man's damaged psyche.

Mr Kerry is offering a pause for reflection and consolidation, a left fork rather than a sharp left turn.