Sentence examples similar to stop on something from inspiring English sources

For Bloodhound, that means doing a racing pit-stop on something as complicated as the space shuttle, in a desert.

But we need to base these stops on something more empirical than "furtive movement," which today is the most commonly checked box by police officers when asked to explain a stop.

I wasn't supposed to be at work that Sunday, but I stopped by to check on something for Monday's paper.

Almost -- not quite, but almost -- as energized as its leader, this band could be easily manipulated; most of the songs were played as chorus after chorus of the same basic idea, without bridges or a lot of chord changes, so it was easy for Little Richard to stop on a dime and start up something new.

"It's something we need to stop on both sides".

I don't know how much he may have revised the manuscript as a result of the readings, but it was hard for him to stop working on something, and he once said to me that he had never published anything he wished he hadn't worked on more.

Television needs to stop dwelling on something that is in the past.

When I learned to stop relying on something as unreliable as heroin to make me whole and to just invest in myself, I finally got the lesson.

The young woman stopped on the other side, said something I could not hear and bowed slightly.

Because all they were doing, all any of the people who shouted from vans, or whispered to me on public transport, or stopped on the street to say something, was pointing out my choice.

She stopped on occasion to compare a picture in her notebook with something on a table.