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Pause in sentence

526 examples of Pause in a sentence

I mean, 10 years after I've seen it and I still give it some pause, whereas something that I might have seen 6 months ago has gone into the ether.
If at any point in the movie you were to pause it, you will see the delicately crafted work of this man.
Before Sunrise dealt with it in a nice way, which makes the viewer pause and think and adjust her breath and go on watching the film.
I got up to crack two beers open while it was playing and didn't fee the need to pause the disk.
Dramatic pause - yes, the sky IS falling...
I had to pause the movie and upon coming back decided it wasn't worth another 15 minutes of my life.
Best romantic scene is when Rochester thanks Jane for saving him from the bedroom fire - as Rochester holds onto Jane's hands, the glances they exchange and when Rochester says 'Jane' after a silent pause as she walks out of his room - speaks volumes.
Only the physical attractiveness of the players might cause a viewer to pause when scanning the channels with the remote control.
Don't expect a pause in the action to laugh, which, if this movie agrees with you, you'll be doing often as these two teenagers deal with a bad situation through harassment and booze.
The rest was hilarious as well especially with the title animal causing havoc with the boys and scaring an African-American porter played by Dudley Dickerson though one may pause a little bit before laughing since that was a stereotype of that race at the time.
Also you can tell the transitions between shots as there is a awkward pause before the actors start acting!
I guess they hope you don't notice that the actors can't act (lots of long pause, think bad porn), that the plot is non-existent and the ending doesn't make sense.
A good measuring point of a movie is how many time you pause it or walk away WITHOUT pausing it.
Its a movie you should rent-- only so u can pause and rewind to understand what was thrown at you in the last few minutes of the movie.
I'm in the first few scenes I'm a prisoner on the ship there is about 3 scenes were i can be seen if your quick with the pause button.
If you watch the original food of the gods and have your pause button ready you will notice that some of the poor special effects are real footage of rats getting shot by a slug gun or the like.
Countless are the times when you will be watching red dwarf and you will literally have to pause the DVD because you are laughing so much.
I did not seem to miss anything during a coffee break during which I did not pause the movie nor did anything important occur when I fast forwarded for a few minutes.
The most Woodian character is a police detective who says (in true Wood fashion): "Give---me---a description and I'll send out an A (pause) P (pause) B. You just have to hear it!
I'm sure too many people will read the same reviews that I did and waste a couple of hours of their lives watching this quasi-mystical piece of trash, but I can hope that anyone that reads far enough will pause and then pass on this horrible, pointless movie.
Maybe, just maybe, if they had actual actors in the roles it could have given me pause but really - and I don't want to sound catty - the kids in the elementary school plays I participated in gave better performances.
The original - and I'll pause here for everyone who's never seen it to roll their eyes - is one of the best sci-fi films of all times.
All throughout, there's this escalating dread that like the slow advance of these people who are not quite "there", and it just keep on tightening its noose, as if asking one to put the DVD on pause or maybe even turn it off altogether.
Full of wry touches, there is never a pause in the mind's contribution and nothing conventional to help you catch your breath.
The script is poor; characters pause too long to deliver lines (probably scripted and not the actor's fault), or say rather pointless, uninteresting things.
I have to pause long enough to applaud those characters' names -- Jack Benteen and Cash Bailey.
In any moment you can pause a movie and get a picture that you'd want to hang up on the wall in your house - so beautiful the movie is.
It's exhilarating to see Hitchcock, in a silent film no less, stage the implied murder of a woman by showing movement, shadow, a pause, then a seemingly over-the-top close-up of the woman screaming, then cutting to the next day or whatever.
team member would pause for a shower when trying to draw a serial killer into a trap) and blown to bits.
At least she wasn't boring, and she didn't perpetually pause like the rest of the cast.
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