Sentence examples for stalled calling from inspiring English sources

Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, said today that the shootings in the Washington area should oblige Congress to consider legislation that has been stalled calling for ballistic fingerprinting.

William Rufus crossed into Normandy to take the war to Robert in 1094, and when progress stalled, called upon Henry for assistance.

If the model fails, however, Ford's nascent recovery across the region could stall, calling into question the $1.9 billion Ford and some of its suppliers invested in making the Camaçari plant a new hub of its regional operations.

The House of Representatives and Senate versions of the Save American Energy Act, also stalled, call for 15 percent electricity savings and 10 percent natural gas savings in that period, which would eliminate the need to build 390 power plants, according to the energy efficiency council.

It was the first hard rain of the season, and people stood under the tin roofing of every stall, calling to their friends and laughing as they watched this exchange between the Chinese men.

Updated at 7.31pm BST 7.22pm BST Tramway stalled They call it a tramway, I call it a cable car.

"Go back to talking about America," a man in the stalls called out.

Among their duties is the posting of fliers inside bathroom stalls, called installments.

In Haiti, lottery tickets are sold at little stalls called borlettes, or banks.

I give a stall called the Jesus Experience an especially wide berth.

His stall, called Sur Les Quais, is worth a trip to the eastern edge of Paris.