Sentence examples for for being stopped from inspiring English sources

He is famous in Rangers lore for being stopped on the last shootout attempt in the season finale at Philadelphia in 2010, a miss that cost the Rangers a playoff berth and gave it to the Flyers.

We will know more after Saturday when he competes against 33-year-old Italian Andrea Di Luisa, who is best known for being stopped by Lucian Bute last August.

A Street Encounter Committee, made up of three review board members, re-examined all the board's cases that were closed in 1997, 1998 and the first three months of 1999, examining only complaints that alleged an improper basis for being stopped, according to the draft.

Only 29percentt of respondents said they'd been informed of the reason for being stopped.

Savage's own wife and a friend defended him in court, saying Lewis, an informal supplier of food to soldiers under Savage's command, was retaliating for being stopped from the lucrative but illegal act of selling liquor to the troops at Montauk Point.

Over time, more people reported seeing or being stopped at a DUI checkpoint in the past 12 months (increasing between 2005 and 2008 from 42% to 71% for seeing a checkpoint, and from 31% to 54% for being stopped at a checkpoint).

The force said the most common reason for motorists being stopped was for using a mobile phone while driving and jumping red lights.

This prevents lawsuits, generates revenue, and provides a platform for those being stopped and frisked.

- The most unusual reason for a match being stopped.

Interestingly, β2-agonists (standard treatment for COAD) were stopped for the duration of the study to avoid any influence on or interference with treatment.

Antiviral treatment for CHC was stopped about 4 weeks and afterwards resumed, with the same dosages, for another 11 month.