Sentence examples for stop comfortably from inspiring English sources

Traffic engineering handbook, Washington, DC: Institute of Transportation Engineers], the dilemma zone for an intersection is a specific road segment, prior to the intersection in which a vehicle approaching the intersection during the yellow phase can neither safely clear the intersection, nor stop comfortably at the stop line.

Dissenters from this line can comfortably stop reading at this point, but for the rest of us the subject is henceforth far from closed.

James Craigen and Ryan Stevenson had shots saved, while a first-half diving header from Inverness CT's Ryan Christie was comfortably stopped.

England produced their only shot of the first-half in the 20th minute, but left-winger Rachel Yankey's 20-yard strike was comfortably stopped by keeper Loes Geurts.

McLean slung a deep cross towards the back post for McGinn, but his volley was comfortably stopped down low by Kilmarnock goalkeeper Craig Samson.

The hosts were first to threaten when top-scorer Fejiri Okenabirhie's effort from the edge of the penalty area was held by Alex Cairns before Fleetwood captain Craig Morgan's 20-yard shot was comfortably stopped by home goalkeeper Steve Arnold.

And even on campaign stops, she is comfortably cradling her baby and multi-tasking.

Don't go beyond the speed at which you can correct swings or go round corners comfortably, or stop if a boat comes round the bend ahead.

That means, most of the time eating when you're hungry and stopping when you're comfortably full and satisfied; eating with flexibility - so you eat what both your body and mind want.

5. And they stop eating when they're comfortably full.

The fix: Stop eating when you feel comfortably full but not like you overdid it.