Sentence examples for stop means from inspiring English sources
They had the car teach itself to read street signs, for instance, but they underscored that knowledge with specific instructions: "STOP" means stop.
Stop means stop or parents step in immediately: this teaches kids to respect each other's words and boundaries.
You know you've got to stop -- but when you act out of insecurity, trying to stop means tackling a powerful psychological force head-on.
It links up with Eckhart Tolle's teaching of being in the present moment, because Stop means interrupt that automatic flow of your thoughts and be here now -- be present.
Maybe if the tenth grade football player who raped our daughter on a high school field trip had consent education he might have learned that "stop" means no and only an enthusiastic "yes" means yes.
A full system paying everyone enough to stop means-testing needs a politically impossible tax rise, without extinguishing poverty.
His stop meant Burnley went home with only a point when three were there for the taking.
Simply put, period means stop.
"You needs to know what climbing for two hours non-stop means.
(iii Engine idle start-stop means a technology which enables a vehicle to automatically turn off the engine when the vehicle comes to a rest and restarts the engine when the driver applies pressure to the accelerator or releases the brake.
