Sentence examples for were often stopped from inspiring English sources

Journalists attempting to access the camps were often stopped or detained or came under fire.

Annie Williams, 85, said she thought young people were often stopped for little cause.

On the three occasions we rode part of the tour route the day of the race, we arrived at least five hours before the professional riders, and we were often stopped near the finish.

Mr Cameron said too many families were finding paying for childcare "tough" and were "often stopped from working the hours they'd like".

He was often stopped in airports by American employees, Ms. Brumfield recalled.

On these streets, dark-skinned man are often stopped, questioned, then let go.

"There are barriers to adequate care," he said, adding that when medications are prescribed they are often stopped too early.

The "biggest troublemaker but also the brightest kid" at school, he was often stopped by the police, sometimes for running.

Students who look like beasts of burden in the hallways are often stopped and told to unload.

The easily recognizable Windsor is often stopped on the street in her Greenwich Village neighborhood and thanked profusely by strangers.

After the checkpoint search, which includes swabbing his luggage to check for explosive residue, he said he was often stopped at the gate before being allowed to fly.