Sentence examples for two-hour pause from inspiring English sources

It's a two-hour pause in the day.

The blue line (first objective) was to be occupied by zero + 1 40 hours followed by a two-hour pause.

Its weekly appearance at our table heralded the Sabbath, strictly observed in my Orthodox family, which meant a twenty-five-hour pause in labor.

The six-hour pause in Israeli air strikes began at 9am on Tuesday as part of a proposal unveiled by Egypt on Monday intended to lead to a full ceasefire and talks on a long-term agreement.

Fighting continued in the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area of Syria during the first daily five-hour "pause" ordered by the government's ally Russia.

The Syrian government and its key ally Russia say a daily five-hour pause, which began in principle last week, does not apply to the targeting of some of the rebel groups within Eastern Ghouta.

Vladimir Putin has ordered a daily five-hour "humanitarian pause" in the besieged Syrian enclave of eastern Ghouta to begin on Tuesday, effectively replacing a United Nations security council resolution that had demanded a month-long ceasefire in the embattled region.

In a later incident on Wednesday, Palestinian sources reported that 17 people had been killed and 200 injured in Israeli shelling in the Gaza City neighbourhood of Shujai'iya during a supposed four-hour humanitarian pause.

However, despite mounting international pressure on Syria and its backer Russia to allow access for aid and the evacuation of the wounded and civilians, a promised daily five-hour humanitarian pause has failed to materialise as forces loyal to Assad continued to press their assault.

But the crowd turned on the singer when she paused during the two-hour show on Wednesday night to speak out against prejudice suffered by Roma people.

Eleanor "Buster" Foley Glimp, widow of former Harvard dean Fred Glimp, paints in two-hour sessions in her kitchen/studio without pausing to sit, and reads the entire Boston Globe and New York Times each morning.