Examples of 'coming to a halt' in a sentence
Meaning of "coming to a halt"
Coming to a halt: Refers to the act of gradually slowing down and eventually stopping, often used in the context of motion or progress
How to use "coming to a halt" in a sentence
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coming to a halt
The river is sluggish and we are slowly coming to a halt.
This one is indeed coming to a halt and this one took over the speed.
Their field operations are coming to a halt.
Celine asked, coming to a halt in front of the girl.
I believe it may have been coming to a halt.
Minister, coming to a halt before the palace entrance.
The decline seems to be coming to a halt.
Coming to a halt a suitable distance away, Hifumi observed the working soldiers.
The man skidded back before coming to a halt.
Gradually coming to a halt see Table 6.
That whole relationship kind of ending up kind of coming to a halt.
We have to stop the Netherlands from coming to a halt and jobs being lost unnecessarily . ".
This helps to avoid production slowing down or coming to a halt.
The procession slowed, gradually coming to a halt while Gabrielle walked slightly ahead of them.
This is necessary to prevent decisionmaking within the undertaking coming to a halt.
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Before finally coming to a halt.
There is no evidence that the growth in passenger car use is coming to a halt.
Enrico O'Reilly entered the office silently, coming to a halt two feet behind the high-backed chair.
I spun around for what seemed to be endlessly before coming to a halt.
Production coming to a halt ends an era that began in Germany in 1950.
It may have been coming to a halt.
Evidence shows that the integration of banking markets in the Union is coming to a halt.
Day, every day this week, so we're almost coming to a halt with that problem.
The eastbound vehicle makes at least two full revolutions before coming to a halt.
At 1930 hours a military pick-up was seen approaching and coming to a halt at Iran 's Khusrawi outpost.
If they are shut down, the energy transition is in danger of coming to a halt.
The money out of China is coming to a halt.
A three-month extension of the previous Protocol prevented fisheries action from coming to a halt.
There is no fuel, so work is slowly coming to a halt.
And it 's only at the last second when I am hitting the brakes, coming to a halt.
The Chancery Industrial Estate, coming to a halt.
After that, he abruptly retreated eight steps before coming to a halt.
The Cobra pilot had closed down the engine, the rotors coming to a halt.
While it was dark, he pressed forward, occasionally coming to a halt.
You do not have a goal of life? she asked, coming to a halt.
The wreckage went for another 300 meters on the track before coming to a halt.
The wreckage continued for another 300 meters on the track before coming to a halt.
Chequered skippers ' populations decreased in England due to coppicing coming to a halt in the 1950s.
For the United Nations alone, that has resulted in projects worth $213 million coming to a halt.
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Examples of using Halt
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There was a need to halt regional nuclear threats
A halt to involuntary exposure to smoke passive smoking
It sort of ground to a halt after the university
