Sentence examples for will need to stop from inspiring English sources

So that will need to stop.

Barber will need to stop referring to the Giants as "us" or "we" or "our team".

The Kiwis thrive on momentum more than most and the Australians will need to stop it.

They will need to stop pandering to the player's desire for mastery in favor of enhancing the player's emotional and intellectual life.

They will need to stop talking as if coalitions and Scottish separatism are accidents, or illegitimate, and re-attune to their permanence.

More simply Arsenal will need to stop Robert Lewandowski, scorer so far this season of 22 goals for club and country.

In addition, Mr. de Belloy suggested asking about what kinds of household amenities are provided so you can determine whether you need to bring your own hair products, dishwashing detergent, seasonings for cooking, and whether you can just arrive and settle in or whether you'll need to stop at the supermarket first.

But to woo the 99 percent of the Australian population who spurned him, he'll need to stop laughing at those who suggest that appointing yourself the unquestioned leader of a party, for an unlimited term, might make you a politician after all.

We seriously can't wait to see what you come up with, but you'll need to stop procrastinating and get your Hackathon tickets before they're gone.

If other alternative lenders want to avoid doing the same they'll need to stop treating big data like a crystal ball and start getting those creative minds to work on ways to collect repayments that don't involve a subsidiary of Dewey, Cheatem & Howe.

They'll need to stop Foyle from being lied to by his superiors and Foyle unmasking them again and again.