Sentence examples for pause to pay from inspiring English sources

And on our 100th birthday, let's just pause to pay tribute to the thousands of ordinary everyday members of this party, who give so much to this party.

Finally, let us pause to pay homage to Sweep Panorama mode, where you swing the camera in a horizontal or vertical arc as the camera furiously snaps away — and then shows you a finished, stitched-together, 202-degree panorama shot.

Tourists taking the Maine Turnpike 106 miles from York, close to the New Hampshire border, to Augusta, pause to pay three cash tolls, although there are 15 toll gates for drivers entering on local plazas.

Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Jill Biden, Michelle Obama pause to pay their respects at the Martin Luther King Jr statue in the Capitol rotunda Photograph: Pool/EPA Updated at 9.09pm GMT 7.46pm GMT President Obama is making his toast at the lunch at the Capitol today, which seems to have gone on as long as Obama's first term.

People who like cycling will enjoy the references to the great Italian frame-builder Dario Pegoretti, who names his handmade bikes after tunes by jazz and rock musicians, and to the Bar de l'Observatoire, where Simpson downed a last glass of Calvados before setting off on the fatal climb and where the friends pause to pay tribute as a prelude to their own journey into the unknown.

The Prime Minister also paused to pay tribute to the American ambassador to Libya, who was killed earlier this month.

@stauqmuk paused to pay his respects, though his knowledge of 18th century British peerage has its holes.

In the middle of this crazy narrative, Tarantino pauses to pay his respects, like an unctuous film professor, to the immortals of German cinema.

One dancer who was flirting with customers paused to pay a Chinese food deliveryman for her vegetable lo mein, which she ate by herself in the V.I.P. area.

The Prime Minister also paused to pay tribute America's ambassador to Libya who was killed earlier this month.. "The murder of Ambassador Chris Stevens was a despicable act of terrorism," he said.

As he headed into the airlock of the space shuttle Atlantis after the fifth and final spacewalk to tune up the Hubble Space Telescope, the astronaut and astronomer John M. Grunsfeld paused to pay tribute to the telescope and the human spirit.