Sentence examples for gear stopped from inspiring English sources

Yes, the presenters were part of the problem, but they weren't the biggest issue, which was the fact that Top Gear stopped being fun.

In Paris workers responsible for loading and unloading the Stones' stage, lighting and sound gear stopped work in sympathy with the strikers.

The chief, in his jogging gear, stopped to give her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, then, when she began to breathe again, took her to the hospital.

An accountant with Deloitte & Touche in Connecticut, David Karnes, saw the attack, left his office in Wilton, got his Marine Corps camouflage utility uniform and gear, stopped for a prayer.

Officers in riot gear stopped about 200 protesters as they marched through the streets of Harare toward the central bank to protest against a government plan to reintroduce local banknotes.

At the great cubic stone structure that Muslims call Haram al Sharif and Jews know as the Temple Mount, heavily armed police officers in riot gear stopped tourists and other visitors from ascending to the plaza of the ancient mosques.

And each man thought endlessly of the corner he should never have turned, the corner that had brought him here: for Diego, it was the street corner that he and Michele had gone around to avoid the cordon, and which had put them face to face with a group of Germans in full battle gear, stopping passersby in the middle of the road three metres away, as if in the opening scene of a film.

The machine would operate for a fixed length of time, and my function would be to eat anything it produced until the gears stopped turning and I was allowed to leave.

She could shift gears, stop attacking Obama, stop pressing the superdelegates to override the popular vote, and instead work on promoting the policies that are most important to her in preparation for the national convention.

While in New York for the recent Wild Flag show with Sonic Youth at the Williamsburg Waterfront in Brooklyn, Mr. Takagi took time to shop for audio gear, stopping first at Dijital Fix in Williamsburg.

Third gear, stop, second gear, stop, first gear, stop, shouted our captain in his rich Australian brogue, as sheets of salt water obscured our view of the St. Maarten shore.