Examples of using Take a pause in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Take a pause every hour.
But, really, take a pause.
Well, take a pause for the cause.
All right, Mills, take a pause.
Let's take a pause for a bit.
We could always just take a pause.
Hey Tyler, take a pause for the cause!
After each lesson, take a pause.
But let's take a pause for some sheer joy.
I just want to slow down. Take a pause.
Let's take a pause together and remember together.
I feel like we should… take a pause.
Take a pause and have a reality check.
If it gives you pause, take a pause.”.
Okay, um… Let's take a pause on the headline then.
Most want to wait and take a pause.
So now once again, take a pause in reading, and look around.
She could not talk any more and had to take a pause.
Take a pause before you answer or jump into the conversation.
For the second time in thelives of most of us-♪ We are at…♪-"We are," take a pause.
Let's take a pause for a second so you can all feel appropriately uncomfortable.
Disorder and potential destruction are actually opportunities to become more robust, argues Nassim Nicholas Taleb in Antifragile(2012)- and in Thank You for Being Late(2016), the New York Times' columnist Thomas Friedman claims that the current,overwhelming‘age of accelerations' is an opportunity to take a pause.
Take a pause now from reading our words and breathe deeply for a few moments….
What's important and what I want you to think about as we take a pause here, is to think about and consider the multiple ways in which Europeans engaged with Indians as they began the process of conquest and colonization of the new world.
And let me take a pause in this story right here and ask the question: why do refugees like Doaa take these kinds of risks?
Taking a pause, doing something else and go back to music.
She took a pause for breath.
Rachel took a pause. Leah caught thanksgiving.
And then Kennedy took a pause.
You go to a black church, their preacher starts off and he realizes that he has to engage the audience, so he starts off with this sort of wordplay in the beginning oftentimes,and then he takes a pause, and he says,"Oh my gosh, they're not quite paying attention.".