Sentence examples for getting stopped in from inspiring English sources

His daily commute takes him through Times Square, so he's used to picking his way past all sorts of portents and squalor, but lately he's been getting stopped in his tracks.

You're the face of the Winter Olympics TV coverage in Australia and Small Talk has seen your face a number of times in the past couple of weeks, are you getting stopped in the street now? [Laughing.

Even those who have planned carefully are getting stopped in their tracks by vigorous bidding wars, caused by a shortage of homes for sale, and an influx of all-cash buyers who push aside anyone who needs to borrow money for their purchase.

Quavo said his phone "caught fire" immediately following Glover's mention of the group and that they are constantly getting stopped in airports and public spaces.

Growing up, Serrano's family, who came to Longmont from Mexico, was afraid even to drive to the park for fear of getting stopped in the car, questioned and deported.

But a TV series will take them to getting-stopped-in-the-street level.

"We did get stopped in Georgia.

She said she often gets stopped in public by viewers.

Do you get stopped in the street a lot?

She claims she doesn't get recognised, she doesn't get stopped in the street.

Because if I get stopped in a D.U.I. [driving under the influence], it's on ESPN.