Sentence examples for often halted from inspiring English sources
Ferry traffic is often halted because of bad weather.
During the brutal auditioning process, he explained, performers are often halted eight bars into a number and dismissed.
The reformers were handicapped by a lack of money and skilled men, and they were opposed by traditionalists who argued that the reformers were destroying the empire's fundamental Islamic character and who often halted the progress of reform.
At the displeasure of the bloggers, their CSO colleagues' frequent questions often halted the training and the rhythm of their keystrokes.
Jackson's videos were on everyone's must-see list, and all activity often halted in a room when one of them came on.
The production of the album was often halted by the lack of confidence that producers had in West's rapping ability, eventually being convinced based on the success of his early musical ventures.
Cumbersome and illogical planning and environmental laws often halt infrastructure projects for months—or for ever.
His trial dragged on for almost four years, in part because his ill health forced the court to hold part-time sessions and often halt the proceedings.
On television, Rylance takes the opposite approach: coming into a room slowly then stopping dead, pausing before speaking and often halting again mid-sentence or speech.
Importers have gone much further, often halting orders so as to draw down inventories to low levels consistent with a weak economy.
Passers-by often halt midstride to scope out the pastries in the window, chiefly the three-inch-tall gibanica (4.50 euros), an apple, poppy seed, raisin and walnut layer cake.
