Sentence examples for had really stopped from inspiring English sources

To make sure that the subjects had really stopped using the drug, the researchers required daily urine samples.

Everyone had been so busy making the last-minute arrangements that no one had really stopped to ask how many people were actually going to turn out.

"This has really stopped the cycle of neglect," he said.

Which I've really stopped doing since I gave up law".

Two and a half weeks into that ceasefire, fighting has really stopped.

When you go through the loneliness of trying to find out who you are, you understand why people keep playing long after they've really stopped enjoying it".

Observers remain doubtful that Egypt has really stopped participating in negotiations following the failure of its ceasefire, given the embarrassment involved in failing to fulfil its traditional role of mediation.

The highly praised Norwegian pianist Bugge Wesseltoft spoke for many recently when he said: "I think American jazz somehow has really stopped, maybe in the late 70's, early 80's.

I have really stopped thinking of HotoNot as a destination site and worry about how many people are using our service no matter where they are.

The opening lines of TS Eliot's Burnt Norton, the first of his Four Quartets, were written in the 1930s, but while they may be familiar to many of you, I wonder if any of us have really stopped to consider their full import.

"Nobody has really stopped these guys," Colorado State Coach Mike Bobo said.