Sentence examples for setting to stop from inspiring English sources

"There's just not time in that setting to stop and do regional anesthesia.

First of all the site has no setting to stop receiving emails when someone requests to be your 'friend' on Foursquare.

Now the mollycoddling is set to stop.

"They were set to stop any kind of project".

Marbury scored 31 points but shot 11 for 26 against a defense set to stop him.

Ed Sheeran's meteoric rise doesn't look set to stop anytime soon – the "Sing" vocalist is on course to have the fastest -selling album of 2014.

Neither has Al Gore, at least totally — or enough to get the political wise-guy set to stop speculating that he might run.

Some thinkers have felt that such limits can be imagined only if there is some timeless power that has set time going and intends or is set to stop it.

West Bengal: Private schools run by religious minorities in the state, such as St. Xavier's, the Don Bosco schools, the Loreto schools, are set to stop accepting government aid to avoid reserving seats for underprivileged students, The Telegraph reported.

As the Euros kicked off, train strikes were entering their tenth day, Air France pilots were set to stop working, and rubbish collection in parts of Paris had ground to a halt – as many tourists could not fail to notice.

The amusing stuff is all knockabout one-liners and campy cut-throat silliness: imagine a Monty Python sketch about a motley crew of corsairs, set to stop motion animation and you'll be in the right ball park.