Collocations withhiatus

These are words often used in combination withhiatus.

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brief hiatus
Because of some scheduling problems, there was a brief hiatus.
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extended hiatus
Once the band had finished a lengthy touring and promotion schedule for the album, they took an extended hiatus from the music industry.
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five-year hiatus
Then, after taking a five-year hiatus from the playa, the lecture series returned in 2012.
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indefinite hiatus
Following their eponymous debut, they released six more studio albums before going on indefinite hiatus in 2006.
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long hiatus
Then followed a comparatively long hiatus due to completely understandable causes resulting from the sociopolitical cataclysms.
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one-year hiatus
After a one-year hiatus, it returned to syndication with a shortened title and an expanded format with segments on diet, fashion and health.
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temporary hiatus
A temporary hiatus created by blanket security measures that are indiscriminate, and thus ultimately counter-productive, would do no good.
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three-year hiatus
It serves as the band's first single following their three-year hiatus and regrouping in early 2013.
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two-year hiatus
We will have at least a two-year hiatus in provision for supporting individual skills.
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