Sentence examples for around to stop from inspiring English sources

While Kurt Cobain wasn't around to stop Nirvana's Nevermind getting the 20th- anniversary box-set treatment.

A mobile Russian unit careers around to stop a Red Cross jeep and haul away the Chechen driver.

"There's something dirty about that car," he said, as he whipped his own car around to stop the vehicle.

It zips around to stop fly-away papers, there are plenty of pockets for cards and cash, including a zip-up compartment, and a handy pen loop.

Waiting, he notes, could have meant Johnson shooting the officers, leaving no one else around to stop him from hurting others.

If there is any stuffing left over put it round the birds, adding a little water, white wine or stock – whatever is around – to stop it burning.

Another said she heard it had the best burgers in town but had never gotten around to stopping by in more than 30 years.

The state's also working on a sneaky work-around to stop marriage equality, just in case the Supreme Court overturns the state's ban.

"The joking around has to stop at some point," he said.

Roadblocks are there to be overcome, pushed through or walked around – not to stop me.

If you can't just stand up to them and push them around, try to stop being annoying.