Pauses

The composer included pauses in the sheet music to create tension and suspense.

The radio host added pauses to his speech to create a more dramatic effect.

The teacher instructed the students to mark the pauses in the poem.

The professor added pauses during his lecture to give students time to take notes.

The conductor signaled the pauses to the musicians during the symphony.

The poet used pauses effectively to convey the emotions of the speaker.

The actor's pauses between the lines made the audience anticipate his next words.

The radio host added pauses to his speech to create suspense for the listeners.

The speaker's pauses in her speech conveyed the weight of her message.

The preacher's pauses gave the congregation time to reflect on his words.

The author used pauses in her writing to emphasize the significance of certain events.

The speaker's pauses in the debate allowed for their opponent to interject.

The actor's pauses during his speech were so long that the audience thought he had forgotten his lines.

The actor pauses dramatically before delivering a powerful line.

The dancer pauses briefly to transition to the next move.

The singer's pauses added emotion to the song.

The pauses between the beats make the song catchy.

The actor's pauses added depth to his performance.

The pauses in the play gave the audience time to reflect.

The poem's pauses created a feeling of anticipation.

The pauses in the song create a sense of tension.

The pauses in the conversation made the atmosphere awkward.

The speaker's pauses were well-timed and effective.

The pauses in the dance routine emphasized the dancers' movements.