Sentence examples for time pausing from inspiring English sources

Inspired writers are more efficient and productive, and spend less time pausing and more time writing.

"I am obsessive always, even as a child," she says, suddenly serious, and, for the first time, pausing for thought.

I find that… as I'm evincing, I spend a lot of time pausing, because I'm so afraid of making a single grammatical mistake.

"If I hadn't had Bernard, I would have been executed," Hamm told me at the time, pausing on the phone line.

Terrell works through character, shaping his story from memories that career through time, pausing at pivotal scenes that catch people all unaware and unguarded.

Individuals who exerted more effort writing spent more of their time pausing, deleted more words, wrote more sentences per paragraph, and had better technical merit and use of rhyming in poems, but their work was not considered more creative.

("Time" — pause — "marches on!" was his ending punctuation).

Dozens of people were looking, while, in a neighboring room, one or two or no viewers at a time paused among twenty-two paintings by Cezanne.

The time paused varies, although smaller species tend to be more active and pause for shorter times.

Time paused momentarily as those two words flashed on my phone's worn-out screen.

Motile mitochondria spent less time moving in the anterograde direction, and a greater percentage of time paused than mitochondria in wild-type axons (Fig. 5I).