Sentence examples for pauses close from inspiring English sources

When Michele gets to Annie, she pauses, close enough for Annie to smell the acrid, strung-out scent of her sweat.

Is this assumption valid for the present study, which uses nucleosomes with the 601 sequence and involves predominant transcriptional pauses close to the nucleosomal dyad?

He then pauses, closes his eyes and gently leans forward and back as if summoning a dream — or about to nod out — while an announcer describes the long-ago Dicky as "a young man who can punch".

She paused, closing her eyes.

I'm talking about knowing the history of crime – pause, close-up of raised eyebrows – and using it to our advantage!" It was a fitting opening for the third series of Whitechapel – the primetime penny dreadful that views London as a sort of neo-Victorian dismemberment theme park in which stupefied dibbles stagger through a succession of investigational peasoupers with the grace of pantomime cows.

A baseball game was playing on the overhead TV, and before stepping into the batter's box a wiry little player paused, closed his eyes, murmured a quick prayer and made the sign of the cross.

Though known σ-dependent pauses are close to promoters, the existence of distantly located σ-dependent pauses has also been proposed (Mooney and Landick, 2003; Deighan et al, 2011).

"Europeans don't have the" -- Webber pauses -- "close-mindedness Americans have.

He pauses and closes his eyes.

During rehearsed pauses he closed his eyes and licked his lips.

He would pause, then close the chorus with an amen figure resembling his opening announcement.