Sentence examples for pause work from inspiring English sources
After a pause, work resumed on Wednesday afternoon, without representatives of either candidate present.
"They are sometimes part of the fabulously rich tapestry of the work – Happy Days has 'pause' written 120 times into the text, and it takes a great artist to find 120 ways to make each pause work.
The Administration also requested that E.T.P. pause work on private land within twenty miles east and west of the river, but this was only temporary: on October 9th, a federal appeals court again ruled against the Standing Rock Sioux, allowing construction on private land to continue.
Messages, Google's more recent focus for its scattered messaging efforts following its decision to "pause" work on Allo, is now available for web users.
Since the leave vote, two clients building residential projects – one of them outside London – had put plans on ice, he said, while another developing a commercial project had paused work.
Pauses work better for Pinter plays than for musicals, so the composers had to accommodate them to sustain the flow as the notes travel 162 miles from one stage to another.
In 2011, the band made a seemingly peculiar decision, pausing work on its third album to record the score for the video game Max Payne 3. The opportunity offered Health a degree of financial freedom as well as a new kind of challenge.
We've paused work on our self-flagellating standup shows and postmodern sitcom scripts to create something we hope will feel accessible to anybody who, like us, has ever found joy, even for a few ephemeral moments, in watching a pantomime.
Earlier this year, IMAX confirmed that it had paused work on a VR camera project it was developing with Google.
Hofmann tells TechCrunch, "We paused work on our previous project at Interspace and our entire team is all in on this.
The company told The Verge that it is "pausing" work on Allo, which was only launched as recently as September 2016, in order to put its resources into the adoption of RCS (Rich Communication Services), a messaging standard that has the potential to tie together SMS and other chat apps.
