Sentence examples for word to stop from inspiring English sources

But ever since the first self-immolation, the Dalai Lama has never uttered a single word to stop similar incidents from happening.

Why did the administration always -- rightly -- bash Yasir Arafat, but never lift a finger or utter a word to stop Ariel Sharon's massive building of illegal settlements in the West Bank?

In December of 2003, College Humor.comgenerated $45,400; in December of this year, the revenues were $405,000, nearly half of that coming from sales of faux-vintage T-shirts with slogans — "What Would Ashton Do?"; "I Gave My Word to Stop at Third: 1987 Teen Abstinence Day Suffolk County Public Schools" — which they started marketing last spring under the brand name Busted Tees.

MARILYN: There are no specific product placements in the film, but what we are hoping is to get some sponsors who want to help spread the word to stop bullying.

It often requires more time, so wait for your doctor's word to stop with the prescription.

We'll need them, in other words, to stop pretending that their tribe has all the answers, and that the other tribes are stupid and wrong.

As I publish this article, the climate marches continue, a colourful, vibrant call for actions not words, to stop the greatest threat to our future.

" 'He wants to pay you eighty thousand dollars a week to go to conferences and meetings, to set up sister-city programs.' He wanted to pay me, in other words, to stop doing my job".

The following year the Senate passed its own bill to apologise for the injustice but neither reached President Obama's desk as both houses could not agree on the correct wording to stop them becoming liable for future repatriations.

First, there was his voice, that stately and sonorous bass that made him sound like a mannered stage actor in an early talking picture, enunciating so carefully you just wanted the words to stop.

Commissioner Roger Goodell levied fines of $500,000 to Coach Bill Belichick and another $250,000 to the Patriots and took away a future draft pick — nothing, in other words, to stop a great team from proceeding to the Super Bowl.