Sentence examples for moved to stop from inspiring English sources
moved to stop Schwazer from competing in the Olympics.
Louisiana's board of education quickly moved to stop Shipley.
Some have already moved to stop the school board.
She has acknowledged the practice and moved to stop it; she has not apologized for it.
The U.S. defenders all got a nice look at it — not one of them moved to stop it.
The Food and Drug Adminstration recently moved to stop sales of one narcotic painkiller, proproxyphene, citing its heart risks.
The agency has since said it would move to stop rehiring employees who had been fired.
They didn't move to stop the intrusion or defend the computer, however.
Governor Perry did not move to stop the execution, and Mr. Willingham received a lethal injection on Feb. 17, 2004.
Medicare and Congress are moving to stop separate Medicare reimbursement for Epogen to end the incentives to overuse the drug.
The meaning of to get off the dime, as native speakers know, is "to start moving; to stop stalling".
