Sentence examples for be given a stall from inspiring English sources

Guillem not only sits on its arts and media advisory board (along with Sean Connery, Brigitte Bardot and Martin Sheen), but also promotes its message via her performances, asking for Sea Shepherd volunteers to be given a stall somewhere in the venue for their publicity material.

Seemingly not, but Erika, a Brazilian defender, was given a yellow card for stalling.

Each stall is given a government cleanliness rating, which is displayed at eye level – the difference between an A and a B can be a month's salary.

There was a stall where you were given a stick with a string, and at the end of it was a ring.

Erika was given a yellow-card warning for stalling, which extended the game and allowed the Americans to tie the score.

RenRen was just recently stalled as they were given a Hold rating by underwriters Deutsche Bank, who helped lead their IPO to $14 and are now down to just under $9.

A bill outlawing the execution of the mentally retarded stalled in 1999, but is given a good chance of passage in 2001.

The Tottenham striker had been in talks over a loan move with Villa - and been given a tour of their training ground - but the deal has stalled.

Veissier et al. [ 1] recommend that cows housed in tie-stalls be given regular access to an exercise area, because some effects of behavioural frustration are observed after only one day of tethering.

Twice he had tried to get back to his locker, only to be repelled by the pack of notepads, TV cameras and microphones crowded around Clayton Kershaw who, unfortunately for Schmidt, was given the stall next to his.

Though most Derby winners are given stall No40 in the Pimlico Stakes barn, three years ago O'Neill chose to stable in the barn next door, with I'll Have Another in stall 24.