Sentence examples for definite stopping from inspiring English sources

You have to go in with a definite stopping point, otherwise, you will get caught in a pricing war and in such a situation, it is very easy to let your emotions, rather than your wallet dictate.

The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, completed in 1980 is a definite stop for the revolutionary tourist visiting Taipei.

Certain paper airplanes catch my attention and come to a definite stop on my desktop.

It has a broad skull that flattens to a definite stop between the eyes, with muscular cheeks and a medium-length, deep, powerful muzzle.

The recent papers by Cebon in the British Journal of Cancer (Cebon et al, 2006) and by Becker in Hepatology (Becker et al, 2007) are a kind of obituary to the use of the drug in HCC and will probably lead to a definite stop to any attempt to treat HCC with octreotide, which is also an expensive drug.

AROUND THE LEAGUE Raptors guard T. J. Ford was cleared to resume workouts after visiting a spine specialist in Cleveland....Pat Riley said he had no definite plans to stop coaching the Heat, dismissing published reports to the contrary.

If anyone remembers his name, it is because of "The David Susskind Show" — originally called "Open End" because it had no definite time to stop — which ran from the late 1950s through the mid-'80s.

Silicon substrate beneath the GaN grating region is patterned from backside and etched down to the AlN layer by DRIE, where the AlN layer serves as a definite etch stop (step e).

Surgeons preferred definite resection that may stop profound and proceeding shock.

Certainly, people did not always believe that there is a regular "business cycle" that starts and stops in a definite pattern.

I was working irregular, long hours, not separating work into blocks of time with definite goals and start and stop times, was relying on TV for 'down time' and even on Shabbat, I noticed that I was still 'suffering' from the week.