Sentence examples for stops for a full from inspiring English sources

Like the earliest computers, he stops for a full seven seconds; you can almost hear him whirring away.

Both are one-stop shops for a full range of financial services.

Even if you stop for a full meal, I've still found the two-hour desire to snack applies.

In 1927, his complex shifts led directly to a rule change whereby all offensive players had to stop for a full second before the ball could be snapped.

When the factory here went down, a giant Ricoh plant in Shenzhen, China — which supplies most of the Ricoh copiers sold in the United States — had to stop production for a full week.

When she was first diagnosed, she stopped dating for a full year.

Most trips leave before 11 a.m. and with beach stops, can make for a full day of enjoyment.

I finished my snack, dabbed the corners of my mouth with a napkin, and said I'd stop by later for a full meal.

The tour, mostly in Cornwall and the Cotswolds, ends with a stop in London for a full day at the Chelsea Flower Show before it is open to the public.

But she stops short of calling for a full dismantling (merely a good trimming) by insisting the she doesn't have enough familiarity with their structures to know if that would be appropriate.

During a November debate, he spoke of the need to "re-examine" whether the Fed should be "determining interest rates," but he stopped short of calling for a full return to the gold standard.