Sentence examples for supposed to pause from inspiring English sources

Lenders who agree to participate in the program are supposed to pause any foreclosure proceeding while the family receives Hardest-Hit assistance.

The iPod doesn't know when one song has ended and the next has begun, so after each track, you're supposed to pause the turntable, choose a command called Stop and Save on the iPod and then restart the turntable for the next song.

Anyway, they get it fixed, so that Beck can clearly read where he's supposed to "PAUSE, GET TEARY" and "PAUSE, ACT INCREDULOUS" and "JUST GO AHEAD AND LOSE YOUR EVERLOVING MIND, ON THE TEEVEE".

Since 1998, when global warming is supposed to have paused, we've seen over 2 billion atomic bomb detonations worth of global warming.

2011 was supposed to be the pause that refreshes the Bordeaux market, highlighting the quality of the previous vintages while offering a lower-priced alternative.

The N.F.L.'s long off-season lockout, during which players spent time on courthouse steps rather than on practice fields, was supposed to push the pause button on a part of the game that relies so heavily on the kind of precision that can be honed only by repetition.

Iran has said that any new penalties would violate the nuclear deal — which was supposed to put a pause on economic sanctions.

They try to get jobs, but get nothing, so what are they supposed to do?" He pauses.

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But Memorial Day is supposed to be sacred day to pause and mourn the loss of American soldiers killed in wars.

The job was supposed to have been temporary, a pause before college, but here she still was, needing the money more than ever.