standstill造句
1. The train came to a complete standstill.
2. Strikers brought production to a standstill.
3. A general strike brought the country to a standstill.
4. Work is grinding to a standstill.
5. Argentina came to a virtual standstill while the game was being played.
6. The runaway bus eventually came to a standstill when it rolled into a muddy field.
7. Normal life is at a standstill, and the economy is faltering.
8. Cowardly people will only come to a standstill, recklessly person can lead to Shaoshen, only the real brave man to carry the world before one.
9. Production is more or less at a standstill.
10. Traffic was brought to a standstill by the accident.
11. The tyres crunched to a standstill on the gravel.
12. Traffic in the city is at a complete standstill.
13. The factory has been at a standstill for days.
14. Traffic was at a standstill.
15. The roadworks brought the traffic to a standstill.
16. Smog used to bring London traffic to a standstill.
17. She brought the car to a standstill.
18. Work came to a complete standstill when rumours of redundancies started to circulate.
19. The security alert brought the airport to a standstill .
20. Traffic is at a standstill along a five-mile stretch of the M11 just south of Cambridge.
21. Investigations have ground to a standstill because no witnesses have come forward.
22. From a virtual standstill he jumped over.
23. Traffic was at a standstill on the freeway.
24. Abruptly the group ahead of us came to a standstill.
25. Longitudinal are easily satisfied, cross ratio is easy to be lost; meet the person is easy to come to a standstill, the lost is easy to choose to rise.
26. Traffic in the northbound lane is at a complete standstill.
27. Fighting and shortages have brought normal life to a virtual standstill in the city.
28. The traffic on the streets during the rush hours virtually came to a standstill.
29. Soon after leaving Margate, for some unexplained reason, the train was brought to a standstill.
30. Visibility at the city's airport came down to zero, bringing air traffic to a standstill.
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