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Discover Ludwig"stop a fight" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to intervene or put an end to a physical altercation or argument between two or more people. Example: The teacher stepped in to stop a fight between two students before it escalated further.
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Edwin Velazquez, 63, a retired school bus driver who lives near the line down St . Nicholas Avenue said that about a year ago, a Queens police officer refused to stop a fight because it was across the street in Brooklyn.
Joe Frazier even trusted him to know the truth of when to stop a fight.
He can stop a fight among the hounds twice as fast as a groom.
I grabbed the other kid by the sweater to stop a fight and, yeah, I swore at him.
He'd been cheerful and competent, always ready to fix an engine or stop a fight: to make things right.
"When was the last time you saw an umpire go into the stands to stop a fight?" Triano asked.
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Fans are scarcely more forgiving when they judge a referee to have stopped a fight prematurely.
After the referee stopped a fight in June 2000 with American Lou Savarese, Tyson continued punching and inadvertently injured the referee.
Tells how she once stopped a fight in Milwaukee, by playing the Star Spangled Banner which made everyone stand at attention & ended the fight.
She has done voice-overs for commercials, acted in independent movies and said she once stopped a fight between patrons with a stern stare and two words: "Sit down".
Maybe his subconscious was telling him it is better to be Steele than Green – better to be accused of stopping a fight one punch too early than one punch too late.
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