Call A Halt In A Sentence

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• Let's call a halt and continue tomorrow.
• When was it time to call a halt?.
• It's difficult to find call a halt in a sentence.
• Scientists have decided to call a halt to the tests.
• You've been working all day, why don't you call a halt?.
• It seemed a good time to call a halt to the tour.
• We the People need to call a halt to this nonsense in November.
• Sparks fly between Dane and Katherine which they both immediately call a halt to.
• Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should call a halt to this misguided experiment in news manipulation.
• We urge everyone to call a halt to this now and go to the negotiation table.
• And watched the clock so he could call a halt to it as soon as possible.
• How many more people will have to die before they call a halt to the fighting?.
• And Kramnik can call a halt to the relentless play of the machine after six hours.
• It seemed odd that despite his instincts, Reagan did not call a halt to the talks.
• It's time the nations of the world call a halt to the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
• And, at risk of being accused of censorship, she is determined to call a halt to excesses.
• Our local swimclub occasionally has to call a halt to training sessions when it gets too bad.
• It's undoubtedly time to call a halt to what has become a lame and pointless annual exercise.
• Objectives of this kind threaten to impoverish the nation and will cause the electorate to call a halt.
• And call a halt to all further actions by the White House until the full details are disclosed.
• When Congress votes to limit our constitutional protections, it's time for the people to call a halt to the shenanigans.
• Stubbornness was an early characteristic, as was the way he would call a halt to any admonishment laid down by Mud.
• Given his lame-duck status, the president can afford to call a halt without worrying about being falsely labeled soft on crime.