Sentence examples for sustained pause from inspiring English sources

Major unconformities exhibiting a sustained pause in sedimentation subsequently were recognized between the Ordovician and Silurian systems in many other places around the world where the boundary beds are exposed.

With a sustained pause from processing information -- from memories, plans, thoughts about self -- brain waves slow down into synchronous alpha.

Yet there was flexibility as well, evident both in the sustained pauses in the opening Allegro non troppo and in the lighter touch that Mr. Feltsman brought to much of the Adagio cantabile.

The new songs juxtapose hovering textures of choir and organ with sparse pointillism and sudden eruptions of break-beat drumming, all set against Bjork's idiosyncratic melodies: pithy or sustained, pausing unexpectedly and then snaking upward and opening out to a banshee wail.

But when Mr. Valencia was asked if he was worried whether that kind of unity could be sustained, he paused.

While relief efforts seek to save children's lives, UN leaders continue to advocate for a rapid and peaceful solution to the conflict and negotiate for the protection of humanitarian supplies and sites, regular and sustained humanitarian pauses and days of tranquillity, as part of a broader strategy.

Mr. Vanska has a way of cutting off a phrase and sustaining a pause that makes you wonder for a moment whether this is it: that great final resounding silence come prematurely.

Hawass's driver picks him up each morning in his apartment in central Cairo and takes him to the gym and then to the office, where he works without pause, apparently sustained by no more than a can of Diet 7UP, brought to him on a saucer in the early afternoon.

Mr. Adams said that the President's entire vocal technique is based on singing "His tones are so sustained that whenever he pauses for emphasis it's like a rest in music".

In conclusion, several independent lines of evidence indicated that NAV3 shifts MT dynamics from shrinking and pausing toward sustained growth.

As Eid begins – marking the end of the month of Ramadan, usually a time of feasts and fun for children – sustained humanitarian corridors and pauses are needed to respond to children's urgent humanitarian needs.