Sentence examples for frequent stoppages from inspiring English sources
In my fevered recall, the journey, including frequent stoppages, took about eight hours.
But with better conditioning, the frequent stoppages and three long TV timeouts each period, players don't tire easily.
That instruction has led to frequent stoppages, as referees will generally call a regular foul and then go to the monitor to see if a flagrant is warranted.
But for many the idea of acting in solidarity with the print workers was equally unpalatable, not least because of the frequent stoppages by different groups among them – including some of the country's highest paid industrial workers.
The Heat attempted 15 free throws in the second quarter, the frequent stoppages in play slowing Philadelphia's rhythm more than the zone that Miami, in desperation, resorted to after the 76ers opened up a 33-19 lead with 11 minutes 46 seconds left in the first half.
The cannon suffered frequent stoppages, mostly because the guns were mounted on their sides to fit as much of the magazine as possible within the wing.
He was pleased with his success but berated the armourers for the frequent gun-stoppages.
Algeria sought to close the game down in the second half and stoppages became increasingly frequent.
Labor advocacy groups say that they hear of frequent strikes in China, with work stoppages occurring somewhere every day.
Bradesco has had stoppages too.
