Sentence examples for might finally stop from inspiring English sources

Well, you might finally stop writing lyrics like that, although I wouldn't bank on it.

When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father, Hafez, as Syria's president in 2000, the United States and many others hoped that Syria might finally stop persecuting its people and become a more responsible regional power.

Or the Muslims in a halal butcher shop in Brooklyn hoping for a new beginning in a land that might finally stop blaming them for the nightmares of terrorism.

That's until the next big to-do, the one that might, finally, stop the cycle where women and men are slotted into roles not all that dissimilar to the ones they occupied when MTV was launched some 35 years ago.

There was a change in mood after Sherwood's departure, however, with a sense that Levy simply must get his next appointment right or the buck might finally stop with him.

The reality was not much better — an unemployed, newlywed mother who stood in the shower thinking that her children's generic tear-free shampoo might allow her to finally stop crying.

She has a certain je ne sais quoi, the same kind of feeling that an American woman might have when men finally stop being — how you say — super rapey.

That's what it might take to get Congress to finally stop futzing around and raise the government's borrowing limit and stave off disaster.

Even as the Obama administration stepped up efforts to aid homeowners facing foreclosure, data released Friday indicated that the housing crisis might finally have stopped getting worse.

Regulators might even demand that relief wells, which can finally stop an underwater spill, be drilled alongside every new well, an expensive but potentially effective solution, Dr. Maitland said.

"So, what made you finally stop?