The phrase "are stop" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and appears to be a fragment or an error.
Example: "The instructions are stop signs for the drivers."
Alternatives: "are halted" or "are at a standstill".
If you find yourself wondering who these Mets really are, stop.
'I don't know where they are, stop asking me these stupid questions.' Later, he rang me: 'He's not in Rostov.
There are Stop HS2 Fairy cakes iced in the regulation red and blue, and not for the first time, I end up intently studying reams of maps.
Next time, you'll know to make your understanding clear as well: You, Chez Panisse, are stop No. 4 on the "Here Comes the Bride — and She's Hungry" Free Food Tour.
The chains are: Stop & Shop Supermarket Company and Tops Market, both units of Koninklijke Ahold; Shaw's Supermarket, a unit of J Sainsbury; Pathmark Stores; Price Chopper, a Pathmark unit; and Hannaford Brothers Company, a unit of Delhaize America.
"The fact that our protest is being considered a form of 'terrorism' is yet another example of political policing and police-corporate collusion aimed at deterring the civil disobedience that we need in this country if we are stop this government's dash for gas".
"Walkers are stop-and-start.
The visuals are stop-motion jerky.
(Visible through that doorway are stop-motion photographs by Eadweard Muybridge, another influence).
The Titians — the "Danae" from the Capodimonte Museum in Naples, Venuss with an Organist and Dog" from the Prado, "Venus With a Mirror" from the National Gallery of Art in Washington — are stop-and-stare fantastic.
Both the Carriageworks and the Lowry are stop-off points for this year's BE festival tour, which brings the best pieces from the Birmingham-based showcase of new international work to the rest of the UK.
