Sentence examples for driving stall from inspiring English sources

The hotel's plan, starting at $345 a night Sunday to Thursday and $305 weekends, includes accommodations, a one-hour private lesson with a PGA instructor, video swing analysis, reservations at a driving stall and up to 125 balls at the range.

To get used to the belly putter, you've spent dozens of hours on the practice putting green next to the driving range stalls — a green you never noticed before.

François Hollande, the French president, has warned for the first time that the Paris-Berlin motor driving Europe could stall over deep differences on how to resolve the euro crisis, insisting on a climbdown by Angela Merkel in her emphasis on austerity and the surrender of national powers to tighten fiscal discipline.

Bristol's hold on the game started to weaken without Henson and Quins, profiting from their opponents' indiscipline, turned an attacking lineout into a driving maul that stalled before a number of backs arrived to add momentum and the ball was funnelled to Yarde, who managed to hold on to it.

If you jump straight from turning it over to driving, you'll likely stall.

Penn State responded, driving down the field on 13 plays for 65 yards lasting 5 57, culminating with Ficken kicking a 27-yard field goal after the drive stalled in the red zone.

Ignition switch contacts can wear from the electrical current and your vehicle can stall unexpectedly while driving, which can be a dangerous situation.

But the optimism that fuelled hopes of CCS driving deep carbon cuts has stalled.

Rapid deleveraging outside traditional banks also means that cleaning up banks' balance-sheets may not break the spiral that is driving down asset prices and stalling financial markets.

On the high street, the demise of BHS and Austin Reed has fanned fears that the consumer engine driving Britain's economy is stalling.

The burgundy 1992 Buick that the man was driving sent pedestrians and merchants' stalls flying, leaving a trail of bodies and debris.