Sentence examples for be stopped over from inspiring English sources

And, it adds a new piece of information, that swaddling, even for babies sleeping on the back, is definitely of increased risk -- and should be stopped -- over 6 months of age, probably because of the increasing risk of rolling over.

Now manager of Brackley Town, Wilkin told Radio Wales his pay was stopped over a "grey area" in his contract.

A plane about to take off from Heathrow was stopped over fears a girl on board wanted to join the Syrian conflict.

There were many die-ins, and many sit-ins, and traffic was stopped over and over again in cities across America.

He was stopped over a busted tail light and is survived by his girlfriend and young daughter, both of whom were in the car with him.

Jesus Gonzalez, a Community Organizer with Make the Road New York, says he's been stopped over 20 times by police.

Lest anyone forget, stop-and-frisk was a terrible scourge on the lives of poor, young black men in particular, many of whom were stopped over and over again, despite having done nothing wrong.

Whereas the ERSPC was published after its third interim analysis showed a significant benefit in favour of screening, the PLCO study was stopped over concerns of potential harm.

Roman and I spoke while he and the orchestra were stopping over in Little Rock, Arkansas.

In two weeks the team would be stopping over in Moscow for a day to meet the new boss, make some appearances­ and then head off to China for two exhibition games.

But it looks like visitors will be stopping over even more in 2017: Travel + Leisure recently named Portugal its Destination of the Year, calling attention to the fact that U.S. travel to Portugal increased 22percentt in the last 12 months.