By the early 1900s, enough tall buildings had sprung up in Lower Manhattan to give pause to those concerned about canyonization.
Together we rambled up the lower section of the Columbine Springs Trail, pausing frequently to admire the snow sifting through the ponderosa pines and webbing the jagged red canyon walls.
In the middle of our political spring, let us pause for a moment.
Mr. Barnier has called for a final agreement before the European Parliament takes a pause next spring ahead of elections in May.
He moves with a sort of pause and spring at each step, his movement smooth only as he runs in to bowl.
If we pause, we see that our kindness, our humanity is "a spring overflowing its springbox...a fountainhead from within you, moving out".
Pausing to drink a glass of water from a spring believed to be blessed with healing powers, the pope kneeled in the shrine, offering prayers to the Virgin.
That year, the Alabama rains fell almost without pause until the middle of March, a soggy prelude to an even wetter spring.
Only he would pause, after his heroine has been favored with yet another declaration of love, and then spring forward a year, obliging us to hang around, like fidgety suitors, for her reply.
After seeing Frida Giannini's spring collection for Gucci on Wednesday afternoon in Milan — the London catwalks seemed to extend magically to Milan, without pause — some fans might tend to agree.
Despite Brueys hopes, Nelson was determined to press home his attack at once and ordered his ships to advance, only pausing to fit springs on their anchor cables, which would allow them to easily direct their broadsides in cramped, shallow coastal waters.
