Sentence examples for end to stop from inspiring English sources

An administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the president will push for specific solutions from Republicans, asking them to name one tax break they are willing to end to stop the spending cuts.

Several people interviewed said that they had to go about their business because there was nothing they could really do, in the end, to stop suicidal terrorists determined to usher in unnatural death.

Donors are paid a regulated flat fee of £35 per visit: £20 at the time of each donation, and the remainder as a lump sum at the end, to stop people dropping out halfway through.

This morning, Liu put out a statement through the Comptroller's office saying that Judge Scheindlin had highlighted the "the enormous flaws" in the N.Y.P.D. program and reaffirming his call to "put an end to stop and frisk once and for all".

Ms. Walker has vowed to channel the grief from the city's tragedy through the development of thousands of new apartments and a seat at the decision-making table for low-income residents, who are disproportionately black, and an end to "stop and frisk" policing.

And McGrady, penetrated, got to the line, found his teammates and did everything he could on the defensive end to stop the Knicks from running away with this game Beyond their inability to focus with a lead, there is a reason the Knicks collapsed last night, gave back a 10-point lead in the final four minutes and inexplicably lost, 94-90.

John Vanbiesbrouck made 28 saves, including a spectacular stop on a two-man breakaway as an Islanders power play was ending, to stop the Maple Leafs, who were undefeated in their previous six games.

Singe the ends to stop fraying (use a lighter, hot plate or candle flame).

If your hair is prone to tangling, dampen the ends to stop knots forming while you're working.

The ends of your hair are the oldest, instead of the old myth of "greasing your scalp", oil your ends to stop it from breaking from rubbing against your clothes.

The Democratic politician made putting an end to stop-and-frisk at the centre of his bid for the mayoralty.