Sentence examples for bit to stop from inspiring English sources

I don't think you need to volunteer to have a good time or feel like you're doing your bit to stop human misery.

"You'll never stop technology taking you forward," Anderson added, "but I think the regulations need to be written now to control it a little bit, to stop this huge stupid spend.

If you can't get past immediately, you have to back off for a bit to stop the tyres overheating and keep up your confidence that you can make progress.

"Wales is lucky enough to have some of the best rivers, beaches and coastline in the world and we can all do our bit to stop the block and help reduce the risk of pollution and flooding in our communities".

And the good news is this: it's never been easier to do a small bit to stop the Republicans from taking over.

(You might also be doing your bit to stop accepting plastic bags!).

And what game is Baron Cohen playing, exactly, when he shows mock footage of an annual Kazakh ceremony known as "the Running of the Jew," in which children kick a giant egg to bits, to stop "the Jew chick" from being hatched?

Yes, he chipped a lot of paint off the rim with his jump shot and was a bit undersized to stop the game's elite centers.

Every time I drive by, it breaks my heart a little bit not to stop.

You can use less fingers, but it will take a little bit longer to stop your dizziness.

And that is a little bit more difficult to stop," he said.