Sentence examples for stop and discuss from inspiring English sources

"I haven't really the foggiest idea what some of it means," he announced to the cast at the first rehearsal, "but if we stop and discuss every line we'll never open.

When you're working by yourself, you can quickly make all the hundreds of decisions that need to be made every day without having to stop and discuss every little thing.

Atwood does not drive, and, for exercise as well as for efficiency, she likes to walk around her neighborhood; she often encounters en route some friend of a half-century's standing, and they will stop and discuss the past and future surgeries of loved ones — the inevitable discourse of the septuagenarian.

"After the first session last year, we had one group who did a radio play where the chancellor met the European Central Bank at a bus stop and discussed the budget deficit," says Piggott. "The level of imagination students brought to the presentation really went up.

After a few minutes, ask students to stop writing, and discuss the following questions: Did you find it difficult to reconstruct a minute-by-minute outline of your activities?

Research requires one to stop, reflect and discuss.

Field study observations revealed that Hälsotorg's physical position made it easy for people to stop by and discuss health concerns, obtain help to navigate the health system e.g. to find the appropriate health clinic at which to seek help.

In this excruciating yet gripping tale of infidelity and its consequences (or not), the two take part in a kind of ghastly dance, neither willing to stop the music and discuss what is really going on until it's too late.

The band is currently on the road with their Dark Roots Of Thrash II tour with Exodus and Shattered Sun, and I was able to chat over the phone with Testament lead singer Chuck Billy during their stop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and discuss the band's history.

Couples stop talking, stop discussing their highs and lows, their hopes and concerns, and instead become distant, drifting apart until there's too much of a gap to reconcile.

Often the best part of going to a movie together was the time afterward, when they'd stop for a drink and discuss the film.