Sentence examples for because it would stop from inspiring English sources

He especially liked the shuttle between Times Square and Grand Central, "even though it was an older train," because "it would stop for a longer period of time at the station, so I could sneak around to the front".

I used to hate mobile because it would stop things from going viral.

Mr Karzai said that while the "emotions of our people" about the burning of the Koran were "legitimate and valuable", Afghans should try to be calm because it would stop "enemies of our peace and stability" from taking advantage of the situation and from harming people and property.

Everybody 'happy'?" Aguado often talks about a public sculpture that was commissioned for another Bronx police station, on Eastchester Road; it was an abstract piece, a square grid of blue metal sticks, and most of the cops hated it, but one cop thought it was terrific, and even "correct," because it would stop a car if "terrorists" attacked.

Everybody 'happy'?" [#unhandled_cartoon] Aguado often talks about a public sculpture that was commissioned for another Bronx police station, on Eastchester Road; it was an abstract piece, a square grid of blue metal sticks, and most of the cops hated it, but one cop thought it was terrific, and even "correct," because it would stop a car if "terrorists" attacked.

Ministers say the minimum pricing could help pubs because it would stop supermarkets offering cheaper alternatives.

The company's fortunes have worsened since then: on December 9th it cut its profit forecast by 30%, partly because its new boss said it would stop "artificially" improving results by reducing service near the end of a quarter.

I used to sleep on my chest because I thought it would stop me from getting boobs.

While a signaller noticed that the Thames train had gone through SN109, he failed to take action for a period of time - disputed because of the "inconsistent" and unreliable evidence of his and his colleagues' evidence - because he assumed it would stop within 200 yards.

In September, the sanitation department announced that, because of budget cuts, it would stop picking up household leaves for its compost program and at the same time would lift its ban on leaves going out with the trash.

Almost 65percentt of those who opposed did so for those reasons the other ones were because they didn't think it would stop climate change (36percentt), because heating and gas bills were already too high (30percentt), six percent said they disliked the tax because they believed climate change to be a hoax.