Sentences with word «midsentence»

«So far, though, things are looking...» He stopped in midsentence as more well - wishers descended on him.
She stops midsentence as the truck ahead of us coughs a cloud of black smoke.
But if you go and look at the text that Jesus taught from, and compare it with the text He quoted in Luke 4:18 - 19, Jesus stopped His quotation midsentence!
In keeping with his idea that painting is «constant and never finished», many of his works display a deliberate end - point that has been described as «stopping a thought midsentence
Since the late 1970s, more than 400 people of all ages in remote areas of China's southwestern Yunnan province have dropped dead — sometimes in midsentence — from a mysterious cause, mostly during the summer.
A more literal translation would read, «To no one anything they said; afraid they were for...» It is almost as if the author of Mark had suddenly been dragged from his writing desk in midsentence.
Rader chokes in midsentence, swivels his chair 45 degrees to the right, and puts his head in his hands.
Despite a rasping smoker's cough that could stop him in midsentence, he passionately argued that the world's biggest neutrino detector should be built right here in Lake Baikal.
Like a law of physics, the principle of negation is absolute, extending to Charles's ultimate fate: a suicide that is also a murder, with the grim anti — punch line of a final epiphany that goes unexpressed — he's shot in the back of the head, midsentence.
Suddenly, in midsentence, the cleric collapses, to the astonishment of the assembly.
One of the most infamous scenes from The Room is Johnny (Wiseau) incoherently refuting the claim that he hit his girlfriend, Lisa (Juliette Danielle), and then noticing his best friend, Mark, midsentence.
He stopped in midsentence.
Sleep sometimes took him midsentence, but when rosy - fingered dawn again lit the wine - dark waters of the Thames, he lifted his head, blotted the drool from his manuscript, and finished his thought.
When our mother, a nun of the Diocesan Carmelite Order of Madras, unexpectedly went into labor that September morning, the big rain in Ethiopia had ended, its rattle on the corrugated tin roofs of Missing ceasing abruptly like a chatterbox cut off in midsentence.
It takes nearly three seconds to turn a page — three times longer than the Kindle — which is really disruptive if you're in midsentence.
At one point — as the two sparred about funding sources for climate skeptics and scientists — Emanuel stopped in midsentence.
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