Sentence examples similar to halt to record from inspiring English sources

"Instead, the Welsh Labour government must reprioritise its budget and put a halt to the record-breaking budget cuts they are imposing on the health service".

In the 2002 movie "Undercover Brother," for instance, a phonograph needle scraping across a vinyl record signaled an abrupt halt to the action.

On April 29 ten US senators (led by Sam Brownback of Kansas) sent a letter to Edgar Bronfman Jr., president of Seagrams (which owned Interscope Records), requesting a voluntary halt to his company's distribution to children of "music that glorifies violence".

But he is refusing to order a halt to growing anonymity of Britain's supposedly public land registry records.

In recent weeks business in Washington, D.C. ground to a halt as record snowfalls pummeled the area and a sparring match over national health care reform hijacked the political conversation.

This put a halt to conversions.

But Obama faces mounting pressure from immigration advocates to halt a record number of deportations during his tenure, which is set to top 2 million this spring — more than the George W. Bush administration removed from the country in eight years.

Long before the spectacle of President Trump and Congress scrambling and failing to avert a government shutdown, an entrenched budgetary standoff between House Speaker Newt Gingrich and President Bill Clinton ground government to a halt for a record four weeks.

Blur entered the studio early that year to record material for a new album, but in May producer William Orbit told the NME that Albarn had halted recording.

He said that he contemplated calling the production plants to order a halt of the record's pressing, but he ultimately held off.

He said that a review of the classical music operations was under way, but that he was not aware of any directive to halt new recording abroad.