Sentence examples for drew a halt from inspiring English sources

By the time we drew a halt on trying to obtain R&D approvals and permission and could begin to plan an accurate schedule for recruiting and interviewing individual respondents, the original schedule for the fieldwork had effectively been delayed by about 4 months, requiring considerable re-negotiation about the implementation and costs of fieldwork with the subcontractor.

By the time the heavy chemical smoke cleared, the demonstrators had regrouped and continued on their way until they were forced to draw a halt at the intersection of Panepistimiou and Benaki Streets due to a roadblock.

By the time the heavy chemical smoke cleared, the demonstrators had regrouped and continued on their way until they were forced to draw a halt at the intersection of Panepistimiou and Benaki Streets due to a road block.

"I do not think that we need his help in admitting to ourselves, as a company and a family, that we have a systemic problem here," adds the engineer — drawing a halting "fair enough, fair enough" response from Kalanick as the rest of the room breaks out into applause.

His exit from the election this year drew a crashing halt to a political career that had taken him from near-outcast among Democrats for his incendiary rhetoric on immigration and fiscal tightfistedness to a near-hero among many New York Republicans, who saw him as their only hope to deny Andrew M. Cuomo the governor's office.

THE horse-drawn caisson drew to a halt near Section 7 of Arlington National Cemetery.

After almost an hour the vehicles drew to a halt.

Finally the tune drew to a halt, with a full-ensemble flourish.

The mixed convoy of police and military vehicles drew to a halt several hundred yards into the village, ahead of the mob, forming a roadblock.

Efforts to reach a diplomatic resolution to the conflict drew to a halt dramatically in Cairo as fire resumed on Tuesday evening.

Then the effort, about 18 months after its inception, drew to a halt, for reasons that had nothing to do with its virtues or drawbacks.