Sentence examples for looking to halt from inspiring English sources

Obama will be looking to halt his rival's momentum with a better performance on Tuesday.

Corporations are looking to halt legislation that would give unions the right to win recognition at a workplace once the majority of employees sign cards saying they want one.

Australian Robertson, the world champion in 2010, will be looking to halt the momentum of Hawkins, who won four frames in a row to lead 5-3 as the Kent potter aims to go one better than when beaten at the Crucible by O'Sullivan in the final two years ago.

As he looks to halt an alarming USA run, Tom Watson has been bold.

Chevrolet will look to halt its long losing streak in compact cars with the Cruze, a sedan that replaces the Cobalt in September.

In particular, officials will look to halt deportations of longtime residents with clean police records who came here illegally when they were children, or are close family of military service members, or are parents or spouses of American citizens.

Gillingham are poised to blood a new look defence as they look to halt a five-match losing streak.

Vunipola's tackle on Genia looked to have halted the danger but the scrum-half looked right, passed left and Adam Asteppedooper stepped inside Davies.

Tommy Smith's perfectly timed tackle on Ward-Prowse in the area looked to have halted a Saints move, but Irishman Long showed lightning reactions to flash the loose ball in at the near post from 10 yards out.

Meanwhile, United's pursuit of Kevin Strootman, 24, looks to have been halted after the Roma midfielder picked up a knee injury against Fiorentina.

Ebdon looked powerless to halt his opponent and Murphy went ahead for the first time in the match with an 82 in frame 15.