Sentence examples for usual stall from inspiring English sources

Now a BBC documentary is showing the horrible genetic diseases caused by years of canine inbreeding, the charity has decided to scrap its usual stall at Crufts.

But, in its usual stalling manner, the energy industry has called for "further discussions".

The glacial progress in these cases is not surprising, given the crowded courts and combatants' usual stalling tactics.

Germany will hold national elections in September, which could make Ms. Merkel even more cautious than usual and stall euro zone decision-making.

The bathroom stalls in the women's room are unusually wide, about eight inches wider than the usual economy-class stalls found in most public restrooms.

Essaouira has the usual array of stalls selling carpets and tinware, but the town is the point of origin for most of the veneered woodenware in the country.

There were the usual incredibly shit stalls dotted all around.

That same report could not explain why the pilots continued to keep the plane's nose up, contrary to usual procedure during a stall.

But regulatory and financial hurdles, along with the usual bureaucratic conflicts, have stalled progress.

Feedback from this process could be used to adapt a project in real-time and help institutions to avoid the usual stuff that often stalls digital projects.

The traffic flowed and jammed as usual; markets were open; stalls on street corners were selling Ramadan treats — fruit juice and crisp deep-fried pancakes drizzled with grape syrup to break the fast.