Sentence examples for length to stop from inspiring English sources

Bhutto felt that these three adversaries "would go to any length to stop me," as she told me.

Even though this alone sounds mysterious Mr and Mrs Dursley don't allow him to read the letters and will go to any length to stop him.

They appear willing to go to any length to stop President Obama's agenda -- even if that means outright fraud in some cases.

He comes up against unseen enemies who will go to "any lengths" to stop him.

Perpetrators pretend to be pregnant and are willing to go to extreme lengths to stop their secrets being exposed, Nahirny says.

Such a finish might also call into question the power of the party establishment, which has gone to great lengths to stop him.

"Town officials always say things like that in defending their opposition to affordable housing, but the truth is they will go to any lengths to stop us," Mr. Forlenza said.

But as Frances goes to increasingly desperate lengths to stop her daughter from appearing in the movie, Ms. Moore and the play's director, Josh Hecht, lose their grip on both plot and tone.

Grandma Marcela went to extreme lengths to stop Juan playing football but it did not work, and inspired by his hero, the Brazilian striker Ronaldo, the youngster became known for his tricks, darting runs and finishing.

The Sudanese government denies that the army uses rape as a routine weapon of war; it has gone to great lengths to stop any accounts of it coming out of Darfur, gagging aid workers and limiting locals' access to journalists.

There were also popes who went to extreme lengths to stop, sabotage or otherwise confine the Roman carnival season, which was when most public music making of a secular nature took place.