Sentence examples for time has paused from inspiring English sources

It seems like time has paused in this 12th century monastery.

If D. Wigmore Fine Arts struck me as a place where time had paused a bit, that may be because history, as you think you know it, becomes unsettled here.

It won't be the first time Facebook has paused a test to rework something before a bigger launch.

By the time segment addition has paused at late stage 5, around the 43 LBS stage, Delta expression has become restricted to a single apparently stable band just posterior to the last formed segment and only one or two eve stripes persist after resolution.

When you import film footage, a new clip starts every time you've paused in your recording.

Other times, performers have paused to listen to the musical invocation.

Time seems to have paused, in this dreamy medieval city of wedding-cake houses and countless mosques.

Asked several times why the Fed had paused if jobs are a problem and inflation is not, Mr. Bernanke offered a description but not an explanation: The Fed is willing and able to do more, he said, just not right now.

For the time being, Japan seems to have paused on its journey towards a truly competitive two-party system, which the DPJ's victory in 2009 had appeared to promise.

In her History of a Six Weeks' Tour, she had paused several times to discuss the effects of war and she does so again with her description of the Hessians in Rambles: Shelley's trips to Italy were a way for her to revisit memories of her dead husband, Percy Shelley, and the children they had buried there.

And among those who have paused to register its presence, few have probably spent much time contemplating its origin.