Sentence examples for grace stops from inspiring English sources

Grace stops a teammate and asks if there is a lockbox for storing valuables; the response is a shrug.

Eager to know what is happening, Grace stops by the van, sees Katie Couric, and asks her what is going on.

England, having failed to win a series down under in 24 years, could come out on top in four successive Ashes contests for the first time since the days when WG Grace stopped shaving.

Pam Grace stopped by Tuesday morning with an American flag that another mourner helped her carefully fold, military style.

The fact that Network Solution is using the grace period to stop users from going to competitors is well outside of the original reasons for the rule.

Simultaneous to a media campaign, the San Carlos Police Department began a 3-month enforcement grace period, during which officers would stop drivers who were not wearing a seat belt but would only issue a warning citation.

I think that is the book's saving grace, what stops [it] from sinking, sinking, as Esther sinks.

Insurance companies usually give you a grace period of a month before they stop coverage for unpaid bills.

Overfishing is supposed to stop by 2015, with a five-year grace period for exceptional cases.

Under the current system, pubs have to stop selling alcohol at 11, although customers are usually given a short grace period to finish their drinks.

The grace period was necessary because the marketing authorisation for NRT stipulates that it is mandatory to first ask people to stop smoking without NRT; NRT should only be prescribed to pregnant smokers if they are unable to quit.