Sentence examples for stops instead of from inspiring English sources

But it did not, and Kahne had to make two pit stops instead of one to have enough gas to finish.

The changes, which officials described as the most extensive in their memory, will mean that many more trains must make full stops instead of simply slowing down near track work sites, raising the possibility of more delays throughout the system.

The defeat – based on flawed strategic thinking as Ferrari kept an eye on Mark Webber and shadowed his pit stops instead of watching Vettel, and a lengthy spell trapped behind Vitaly Petrov's fleet Renault with no DRS to facilitate overtaking – cost Englishman Chris Dyer his job at Ferrari and tore out the Spaniard's heart.

A typically provocative tale of one man's unruly passion for his mother-in-law, it's also a killingly funny portrayal of a literary world on its last legs: with authors being told they should be writing bite-sized smartphone diversions to pass time at bus stops instead of dodo novels; that being in print is yesterday's thinking.

Named the Light Rail Ring, it would have 38 stops instead of 16 stops, and a travel time of 34 minutes instead of 22 minutes.

Instead of flying to the airport 19 minutes from my house, I had the option of flying the next day from my Asian destination to Vienna, then Frankfurt, then DC, then New Jersey - 3 stops instead of non-stop.

It's a shame when the body tells the athlete to stop, instead of the heart".

I finally asked why he stopped, instead of doing his usual thing of speeding into traffic without looking.

Now, he said, he is able to stay on the trains once they come to a stop, instead of having to get out at Canal.

The warning bells had already been sounded when Spurs were stunned on 22 minutes courtesy of a dreadful error by Brazilian full back Gilberto who, in only his second game of the season, inexplicably stopped instead of clearing his lines and allowed Artem Dzyuba to rifle the ball beyond Gomes.

Her addiction to the full stop instead of the comma quickly grates, and the plonked-down sentence fragment as a shortcut to poetic significance ("And will never heal", "And nothing more", "Who will never remember this", "So many names for misery", "And then I leave") produces melodrama.