Sentence examples for he stem from inspiring English sources
Not only did he stem a tide of disappointment for American raiders, since the World Cup moved from a dirt track at Nad al Sheba to its sumptuous new setting at Meydan, he did so in pursuit of a schedule that flouts timid perimeters.
He stems from a Southern political tradition of deliberately avoiding definition.
He stemmed the bleeding and reassured them that rescue was on its way.
He stemmed the bleeding of a gunman who had been shot after opening fire in the U.S. Capitol.
He still hopes to run for re-election but had promised he would not do so unless he stemmed the seemingly relentless rise in joblessness.
He stemmed the Alemannic migrations into Gaul from east of the Rhine, and in 507 he drove southward, subduing the Visigoths who had established themselves in southern Gaul.
Above all, he stemmed the tide at its source.
He stemmed from prosperity and had charisma and an electrifying personality.
Since he likes classic rock, he will stem from there.
"Stop the boats" meant he would stem the flow of thousands of asylum-seekers arriving in Australian waters.
