The phrase "stop from running" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing something preventing something from happening, such as when you want to express that something is stopping something else from happening. Example: The teacher told us to stop from running in the hallway.
They reckon Polga and Xandao are slow, I think and are trying to exploit their lack of pace, and have just done so again with a smashed ball over their heads that Balotelli can't stop from running away.
There are so many things I remember about you so clearly that I can't stop from running through my head.
To stop dashing, lift your fingers from the Action and directional arrow buttons, and Link will stop from running.
"The guy jumped out and my brother stopped from running him over," Ricardo Wray said.
He backed it up with a 34-yard run on the next Dallas punt and was only stopped from running the length by Cowboys punter Chris Jones.
Although violence hasn't disappeared, it is far less severe than in the past because of the courage of Mr. Uribe, who the courts stopped from running for a third term.
Think how much worse Japan's problems in the 1990s would have been if it had been stopped from running a large budget deficit, currently 6% of GDP.What about the temporary let-out clauses allowed in the pact?
While there are two candidates on the ballot other than Assad, most opposition leaders were stopped from running by new election rules, and the two viable candidates are not well-known.
No load running should be going for 5~10 minutes beyond which, the pump should be stopped from running, and the screen cloth cleanly washed in clear water.
Asked what would stop him from running, Mr. Kerry said: "I guess a revolution within my family, certainly, would stop me.
That won't stop me from running".
