Sentence examples for point to suspend from inspiring English sources

JUDGE KLEIN (looking thoughtful and yawning): I think this might be a good point to suspend for lunch.

MARC train had repeated problems on its Brunswick line and at one point had to suspend service for a few hours because of downed trees and power lines.

At low injection velocity (hence low shear rate), the fracturing fluid must maintain a high viscosity and yield point to effectively suspend and transport proppants.

"It's gotten to the point, you have to suspend guys if you hit the head," Sedin said.

If things get to that point, Britain is likely to suspend the Belfast government and put Northern Ireland once again under direct rule from London.

"The mayor at one point calls for people to suspend judgment and wait for all the facts are in, and then at the same time the mayor and police commissioner begin the process of demonizing an innocent man killed by a police officer.

But, as Alec Luhn reports from Moscow, they are also keen to point out that the decision to suspend flights to Egypt "does not mean that a terrorist attack is the main suspected cause of the catastrophe".

As to how the genetic machinery works, Schrödinger could only point out that it seems to suspend the second law of thermodynamics, which states that total entropy must increase.

The allegations deal a fresh blow to Rwanda after months of mounting evidence which, despite Kigali's point-blank denials, prompted Britain to suspend aid worth £21m last week.

Little wonder that such organisations as the fire service in south Wales, which had allowed its depots to be used as collection points for shoeboxes, has decided to suspend its involvement.

Jeremy Summers, who chaired the independent panel, said there were "circumstances specific to this case" which meant it was appropriate to suspend the points deduction.