Sentence examples for halt well from inspiring English sources

But, while the trucks came to a halt well short of Ukraine's border, a different Russian convoy did make the crossing into Ukrainian territory late on Thursday evening.

When the Michigan ban is upheld in June, racial preferences will remain constitutionally permissible elsewhere, but the practice seems likely to peter to a halt well in advance of the 2028 date by which Sandra Day O'Connor once predicted it would no longer be necessary.(Photo credit: AFP).

But despite the advance of the Taliban, their ideology will need to halt well short of that seen in Afghanistan or the NWFP - not least because the army and Inter-Services Intelligence leaders will be among the first to lose their heads if they let it go too far.

Zehme does not deny that Kaufman had a perspective on reality that could charitably be called abnormal, and he pulls no punches in documenting the megalomania that practically brought his career to a halt well before his death from lung cancer in 1984.

Bush tried feebly to respond, but a halting "Well, I've been — " was as far as he got before Rubio interrupted him to talk confidently and a little patronizingly about how his own campaign is "about the future," how much he admires his hapless former patron, and how important it is to defeat Hillary Clinton.

His cardiac unit has nearly ground to a halt as well, with 120 patients awaiting urgent heart surgery.

But it seems likely that Canada's tight new control measures will, if adhered to, bring this outbreak to a halt as well.Scientists in China have found some clues to the origin of the virus.

Because money market funds were large purchasers of the commercial paper corporate America uses to finance its operations, that market ground to a halt as well, creating serious problems for the real economy.

The genus continues producing a high number of species but it seems that as the main building of these mountains ceased, the geographical expansion of the forest may have come to a halt as well [24].

The Australian couple had halted at well above 8,000 metres, in an area known as the death zone, as Strydom said she could not continue.

At the time that Epstein began to consider how to gain access to the microbial dark matter, the search for new antibiotics had more or less come to a halt, while well-known pathogens, such as staph, tuberculosis, and enterococcus, were increasingly resistant to the available drugs.