Sentence examples for few stoppages from inspiring English sources

The football flowed, there were so few stoppages - it was everything the majority of matches at the tournament weren't.

Free flowing with few stoppages, the game was footy at its purist, and in response, the umpires were not booed even once.

"He's put together quite a few stoppages and at this stage of his career he's a better fighter than his father.

But remote monitoring will not let a plant run with fewer stoppages.

Smith, an assistant coach for the All Blacks, said then that because there were fewer stoppages in the game and the ball was in play about 40 minutes per test, the conditioning of officials would have to improve to cope with the increased tempo and intensity of international rugby.

The strike is one of few national stoppages in recent history with widespread public support.

This was probably the result of rebuilding from Hurricane Sandy, unseasonably warm weather that led to fewer work stoppages and the nascent housing recovery, said Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR. Retailing, health care and the wholesale trade also added positions in January, while the government again shed jobs.

For a few, the protracted stoppage has proved a boom for business: Donald Trump.

Within a few weeks, however, work stoppages began again.

"I don't care what the condition of his knee is, or how old Sergio Martínez is," Max Kellerman said a few minutes before the stoppage.

It'll only mean that in ninety minutes of play (and a few extra minutes of stoppage time) anything can happen.