Sentence examples for will stop later from inspiring English sources

In Prague, where Mr. Obama will stop later in the week, local officials are installing a hot line for residents to find out about street closings.

The dynamite blasting will stop later this summer, rendering obsolete the large dampening blanket made of threaded scraps of truck tires, which hovered ominously above the Thunderdome.

Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, says the hemorrhaging will stop later this year and the economy will stabilize.

Most customers drop their cars for service and they leave 5 minutes later in a Mercedes loaner, and will stop back later to pick up their own car.

The New Yorker, October 9, 2006 P. 36 the bruise will stop by later.

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So, know the pain will stop now or later!

You would think that people who think for a living would pause and reflect that whatever is happening usually does stop happening, and something else happens in its place; a baby who is crying now will stop crying sooner or later.

Keep reducing the window between theatrical release and home consumption (Blu-ray releases are sometimes available only three months after hitting the theaters) and sooner or later people will stop going to the movies altogether.

New Jersey Transit will suspend train service at noon Saturday and will stop bus service six hours later.

In the same way, he recommends teaching inertia: friction in sand, the vehicle will stop soon; on ice, much later and without friction, it will run forever.