Sentence examples for forced to stop performing from inspiring English sources

Now 33, Jaeger was finally forced to stop performing with his band because he was experiencing terrible panic attacks, back there behind the drums.

Also, the stories that one hears are usually about the very bad cases, whereas stagefright is not a single condition but a spectrum, stretching from those who may vomit in their dressing rooms but then go onstage, blazingly, to those who are forced to stop performing.

If all other doctors in the state are forced to stop performing abortions, that doctor, fearful for his safety, would stop carrying out the procedure, the group said.

The operations forced her to stop performing for a time, and have made playing difficult.

She also worked frequently at Smoke, the Lenox Lounge and other New York nightclubs until a few years ago, when health problems forced her to stop performing.

In a broader sense, the ruling may make it easier for other groups or individuals who hold the rights to the names of classic oldies groups to force their imitators to stop performing, or at least to change their names.

Performing to roughly 90,000 people, the band were twice forced to stop their set, once in the middle of a song, in order to allow repairs to be made to the front barricade, which had split open under crowd pressure.

People were kind of forced to stop hunting and gathering".

Freeman had been forced to stop driving.

We're forced to stop the show.

At this point, we are forced to stop hammering.