Sentence examples for second hiatus from inspiring English sources

He composed the soundtrack to the 2011 film "Submarine". In 2016, after the Monkeys' second hiatus, Kane and Turner reunited for a second LP.

"I have been suffering from depression for many years, and I had gotten to my lowest point last February," she said of the time her first hiatus began.

The film was shot on location in Jordan: last summer, Stewart took his first hiatus from The Daily Show and set out for Amman, Jordan, where he and his crew began a five-week shoot.

When The OC returned for its ninth episode after its first hiatus, it had wittily incorporated all the jokes that fans were already making about the show: Benjamin McKenzie's resemblance to a puppy-dog Russell Crowe was duly noted, and jokes about Peter Gallagher's eyebrows were 10 a penny.

Dick Vermeil's first hiatus from pro football lasted 14 years, and when he returned to coaching in 1997 he found a jarringly new landscape: a leaguewide salary cap was in place, the West Coast offense was en vogue and the cornerstone on which to build a championship team began with luring a franchise quarterback.

Indeed, the first hiatus lays in the technique itself: are we assured that the well thought out questions expressed by the researcher is caught (understood) in the same way by the respondent?

Touring in support of the album continued throughout 2008 and 2009, before coming to a close on October 31, 2009, resulting in Slipknot's third hiatus.

This was my first hiatus in roughly 300 years in show business that I had a job I'd be returning to.

In 2008, during the Monkeys' first hiatus, he began a side project, the Last Shadow Puppets, with Liverpool's karaoke Rod Stewart, Miles Kane.

A second magmatic hiatus and angular unconformity in the northern Main Ethiopian Rift is evident at 10.6 3.2 Ma, and is also observed throughout the Arabian plate in Jordanian, Saudi Arabian and Yemeni intraplate volcanic fields and is possibly linked to tectonic re-organization and initiation of sea floor spreading in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea at 10 and 5 Ma, respectively.

The second methodological hiatus is related to the relation that we establish between an answer to a question and a "real" or "observed" behaviour.