Sentence examples for which always stops from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 4, 1937 P. 23 With so much tough dialect being written these days by stark authors, we feel obliged to complain about one word which appears frequently and which always stops us dead.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 4 , 1937P. 23 With so much tough dialect being written these days by stark authors, we feel obliged to complain about one word which appears frequently and which always stops us dead.

Then he did a series of dances in which he always stopped before we thought he would, always held his arms in a stiff, poking-out way — as opposed to the curved arms of traditional flamenco — and basically drove us nuts and made us think.

Then he did a series of dances in which he always stopped before we thought he would, always held his arms in a stiff, poking-out way as opposed to the curved arms of traditional flamenco and basically drove us nuts and made us think.

This is guaranteed by defining the energy of the edge detector to a high value, which will always stop the progression of nodes.

She drives through South Carolina often and always stops for peaches, which is what she did Friday.

Five per cent (289/5363, 15 missing data) were taking warfarin, which was almost always stopped (273/284, 96%) before surgery (table 3).

The Prince of Wales always stops.

It always stops with you.

Play always stops at the point of infraction.

The rotation of the statue, which always faced the sun, was stopped several weeks ago.