Sentence examples for stalled makes from inspiring English sources

The fact that it was hardly released, hardly reviewed, hardly discussed — and that Hess's movie-making career seems, as a result, to have stalled — makes it all the more important to revisit it on DVD.

But now the company says investment in windfarm projects has stalled, making it impossible to know when the project will be completed and come online.

Other revenues (satellite, transmission, analog) are expected to stall, making Explorer's lead even more important.

A stroll round the quirky stalls makes for a nice addition to a day by the seaside.

As satisfying as the soups are, the dumpling stall makes a must-try dish: tender, half-moon-shaped pork dumplings that are lightly fried in hot homemade chili oil (eight for $3.75).

It has been a trading place since the Middle Ages, and a look at the colorful sea of stalls makes it easy to imagine what it might have looked like in the 13th century.

Meanwhile, European members of Parliament formally voted a new European Commission into power on Tuesday, ending months of stalled policy making.

About a month later, at a point when negotiations on resolving the filibuster issue seemed to have stalled, Reid made his only phone call on the issue to the White House — to Rove.

In 1984, when negotiations stalled, China made a momentous change: if the Dalai Lama could not be enticed back to China, then Beijing would buy stability in Tibet through economic development.

"Seinfeld" was, after all, the shared dream state of a lost generation, late twentysomethings stalled out making cutting remarks at the back of the class.

The stalling made Ramsay's bosses feel vulnerable.