Sentence examples for to stoppage from inspiring English sources

In this astonishing season, now embellished with its 5,000-1 chowpions, how Dembélé made it all the way to stoppage time before he was booked might be the greatest miracle of all.

And the largest attendance for a soccer event in Orlando, surpassing the World Cup crowds of 1994, was treated to a rollercoaster ride of epic proportions as Adrian Heath's men – trailing to a sucker 76th-minute punch, down to 10 men and down to stoppage time – claimed a 1-1 dralmostost as if it had been ordained by some purple-clad sporting gods.

"Three minutes will then be added to stoppage time at the end of each half".

Lambe was sent off deep in to stoppage time for his involvement in a bust-up between players of both sides.

Between rounds doctors ruled that the resulting cut was too severe to continue, and Hughes was declared the winner due to stoppage.

Sticks of celery were thrown at Fàbregas before he took a corner close to stoppage time; targeting opponents with the vegetable was a Chelsea supporter's ritual going back more than two decades and originated from song.

The Fiat-Revelli Modello 1914 was a bulky and complicated weapon that was also prone to stoppages.

Unofficial strikes by British firefighters spread to several parts of the country in protest of reported changes to pay increases agreed to after stoppages dating to last year.

As his side succumbed to a stoppage time winner, Jesus sank to his knees in disbelief on the sidelines.

Cd binds rapidly to the intra and extra cellular proteins, leading to the rupture of cell membranes and to the stoppage of the cells functions.

Objective: this study examined public attitudes to current stoppage policy, information preferences and intentions to request screening beyond the age of routine invitations.