Sentence examples for a dramatic halt from inspiring English sources
Spain's decade-long surge of immigrants has already come to a dramatic halt.
"When that migration dramatically slowed — or reversed — there were fewer opportunities, thus Florida's migration gains came to a dramatic halt.
Mr Nisman's investigation came to a dramatic halt in January when he was found dead in his apartment a day before he was due to present his case to Congress.
Eavis said it was a "shame" that lightning storms brought a dramatic halt to Friday night's shows, but added that he was not one to argue with health and safety experts.
Tod Haggerty, Centennial 38, Colorado: The Rapids improbable three game winning streak came to a dramatic halt against the Sounders last weekend in match that must have shaken, for those who witnessed it, one's belief in the beautiful game.
The first match against Lawrence's club at the Albert Ground in Redfern came to a dramatic halt when Wills, after having led the Aborigines onto the field, was arrested and later gaoled for a breach of contract.
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Woody Allen's latter-day mediocrity came to a dramatic, albeit brief, halt with his transformative character study of a woman drinking and sweating her way towards a breakdown.
And that's just not as compelling as taking a dramatic stand and halting beef consumption in the face of a brain-rotting disease.
Ukraine's central bank had stepped in to try to halt a dramatic decline in the value of the national currency, the hryvnya, whose exchange rate had fallen from around 5 to 7.88 hryvnyas per $1 by late December.
