Sentence examples similar to one day stops from inspiring English sources

The hope is to, one day, stop taking on outside projects, says Dinh. Dinh also notes that uses Lean to turn Live Photos back into static images is better than using Apple's own software to edit a photo.

When I first began to go on my runs in Central Park, I remember one day stopping in a panic: the only thing I had on me was a key.

B.B.: What's your take on calling today the Information Age? Do you think that people will one day stop reading books?

More probably, Eagleton himself is en route for Damascus and will one day stop kicking against the goad.

(Paris Brown, Phippen adds, "clearly never thought what she tweeted when she was 14" might one day stop her being Britain's first youth police commissioner).

If the fear is that Saudia Arabia would one day stop selling us oil, it wouldn't matter in the least.

One is that their friends at school become too impressed by it and the other is in a sense they get used to it and not know that I will one day stop being prime minister.

But the judgment from Karlsruhe was set to cause serious headaches for the German government further down the line, raising an important question: would the constitutional court one day stop the train hurtling towards European integration?

And then I began to look for more and more books and I began to take notes, and one day stopped myself and said: "What actually are you doing?" – and the answer was "You are writing a novel".

A man who one day stopped thinking about what glass does and began challenging what it can do.

If you're in town for just one day, stop by OstrichLand USA, a 33-acre ranch where you can view and feed these ostriches and emus.