Sentence examples for and is stopped from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "and is stopped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has come to a halt or is no longer in motion.
Example: "The vehicle was moving quickly until it reached the intersection and is stopped by the red light."
Alternatives: "and has come to a stop" or "and is brought to a halt."

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He still gets fan mail and is stopped on the street by strangers.

Bah! 4.50pm BST 78 min Saints are nearly breached as Wyles flies down the left and is stopped by Foden.

Mehmedi bombs down the left, and is stopped in his tracks by a majestic tackle from Sakho.

In another, he keels over while urinating in a flower bed and is stopped by the police.

They have no children; he tries to make time for his old friends even though he's invited to fancy events and is stopped in the street for autographs.

In its simplest form, a burst of radio frequency is transmitted only when a binary 1 appears and is stopped when a 0 appears.

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It's like being beaten and being stopped from crying.

The oral prednisolone was gradually decreased and was stopped 11 months after the operation.

"The car was deemed suspicious and was stopped," he says.

Exposures began on 21 July 2004 and were stopped on 12 January 2005.

Bleeding from the cuts was modest and was stopped by cauterization.

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