Just like Majerle, a standstill 3-point shooter, Zhu made all three 3-point shots he took against the United States.
In many ways, I hit a standstill at that point.
Throughout much of the campaign, those leaders feuded so bitterly over drawing up a new budget that state government threatened to come to a standstill at one point.
According to Locke, the discussion eventually hit a standstill, at which point it was agreed that in order to settle the issue at hand it would first be necessary to, as Locke puts it, "examine our own Abilities, and see, what Objects our Understandings were, or were not fitted to deal with" (Locke 1700, 7).
The traffic was basically at a standstill by this point.
If at times heavy-handed, especially in the bravura sections, and prone to deconstructing slower passages to the point of standstill, Leonskaja conjured some touching lyrical moments while taking an almost worryingly brave approach to those all-important Schubertian silences.
Reliant as much on Yorkshire and Gloucestershire battering each other to a standstill as garnering all 22 points against Durham, the visitors set off on the good foot, Jimmy Maher and Mark Wallace putting on 127.
As Markovits and Barrouillet [45] noted, the demonstration of the widespread bias in human reasoning since the 1960s seemed to point to a developmental standstill in human reasoning (see [46] for studies criticizing this idea).
The prehistoric Indian earthworks have been verified by scientists as having been built specifically to recognize all the maximum and minimum northern and southern moonrise points of the lunar standstill cycle.
One of the main sticking points is the duration of any standstill agreement tied to the due diligence.
