Sentence examples for that stops only from inspiring English sources
Kathleen Clark, principal biologist of the division's Endangered Species Program, said that means there are not enough crab eggs to feed shore birds, particularly the red knot, a robin-like bird that stops only on the Delaware Bay on its migration from Tierra Del Fuego at the southern tip of South America to the Arctic.
Again, this is a lifelong project, a game of "You're getting warmer; you're getting colder" that stops only when you do.
Or where that is impossible, sensors allow traffic lights to automatically turn green for buses, transforming them into a kind of above-ground train that stops only at stations.
There are 25 express buses between 5 and 9 a.m. that stop only in Cranford before going to New York.
People said that after they sold their cattle they went into town to get drunk and whore around on a spending spree that stopped only when they had just enough to buy a ticket for the slow train home.
Working together or singly, they plotted against Shiites in Iran, Sunnis in Pakistan, and Americans and Jews wherever they happened to find them, embarking on a decade-long campaign of terror and murder that stopped only with their arrests.
Careaga was one of thousands of people who "disappeared" between 1976 and 1983, a bloody spree that stopped only after Argentina entered into a losing war with Britain in 1982 over the Falkland Islands.
Then, on Sunday morning, the refugees resisted an attempt by Iraqi soldiers to enter one of the camp's buildings, leading to scuffles and beatings of residents that stopped only when American officers there as observers intervened.
that stopped only inches short of suggesting that his opponent, Rep. Tom Cotton (R-Ark).
Of particular concern is the company's secret support for controversial climate change skeptic Wei-Hock (Willie) Soon, with a series of payments that stopped only after the relationship was disclosed following a FOIA request.
Assuming that your target stops only briefly (for example, they make a call on a pay phone), be well ahead of your target while hiding.
