Regarding pauses: short pauses are short, three seconds or so, like the time it takes to sneak out a little fart, i.e. Lucia's line "No, I told you to bring me the head of Cornel, not [little fart] Gary".
In the other (from the 1982 "Trails"), there was both companionship and independence in the frequent clasping and unclasping of hands, and in the way that Ms. Desjardins paused to regard a jumping Mr. Collwes.
It argued that the process is accelerating even though the world's surface temperatures are currently flatlining (a phenomenon most climate scientists regard as merely a pause in an upward trend).
Sen Graham, who had sharply criticised Mr Trump's withdrawal plans, held talks with the president on Sunday and later spoke of a "pause situation" regarding operations in Syria.
In its earnings announcement in mid-July, I.B.M., another Hewlett-Packard rival, noted that it had observed a pause in corporate buying at the end of the second quarter, but the company stressed that it regarded the pause as temporary.
The big four – comma, semicolon, colon and full stop – were for a long time, and insanely, regarded as precise measurements of a pause: a full stop was worth four commas.
But regarding this year, Ava paused.
Regarding the predominant pauses observed near the nucleosomal dyad with the 601 sequence, we have shown that they are due to the lack of secondary structures formed in the nascent transcript behind the transcribing enzyme in this region that induces extensive Pol II backtracking, rather than due to particularly strong histone-DNA interactions (Bintu et al., Cell 2012).
There's a pause while he regards me inscrutably.
When I ask him if the Modern show symbolizes a sea change in how seriously fashion is regarded, he pauses.
