Sentence examples for deliberately stopping from inspiring English sources

Deliberately "stopping" a horse will result in a ban from the sport in almost every case, however, as will seeking to profit from inside information via lay bets on an exchange.

There is one brilliant symbolic shot in ORDINARY PEOPLE (1980) in which Conrad Jarrett Timothy Huttonn) is standing in the family dining room directly across from a mirrored wall and his mother (Mary Tyler Moore) crosses the room deliberately, stopping in just the right place to come between him and his reflection, his self-image.

The 48-year-old, a six-time runner-up at the only major he is yet to win, celebrated wildly when he holed a par putt on the 13th, having been penalised two shots during the third round at that hole after deliberately stopping his ball from rolling off the green by hitting it back towards the hole.

Penalty strokes were introduced in 1963 for deliberately stopping a certain goal; they were originally taken 8 yards from goal.

During the second Supercharge … he deliberately stopped charging at 72%.

"The Israeli government did not deliberately stop the visit.

Some online retailers deliberately stop shopping bots from accessing their sites.

But it has deliberately stopped short of targeting oil exports, which finance as much as half of Iran's budget.

During the second Supercharge, despite almost running out of energy on the prior leg, he deliberately stopped charging at 72%.

We deliberately stopped growing for a full year, from 2001 to 2002, in order to get a handle on quality again.

On the other hand he has obviously and deliberately stopped short of overanalyzing, a process that is fatal to Beckett.