a grinding halt

So the object goes down, the velocity changes and when it is at position minus one it has come to a grinding halt and now it is returning.

These external saboteurs are human speed humps determined to slow you down, if not, bring you to a grinding halt.

Came to a grinding halt. Bruce charged at it, but in the middle, the car came to a grinding halt.

He is right if he wants to bring everywhere to a grinding halt and lead us into a new dark time.

Their resistance could bring the new "age of austerity" to a grinding halt.

Bruce charged at it, but in the middle, the car came to a grinding halt.

Bruce changed at it, but in the middle, the car came to a grinding halt.

Often golf projects come to a grinding halt when problems involving permitting, site planning, water issues, or soil quality arise.

Work would have come to a grinding halt without air conditioning.

Anything that hinders Fannie and Freddie's participation in the market threatens to bring this virtuous economic circle to a grinding halt.

But when the price of natural gas fell and America's tax incentives for solar power were not renewed, the industry came to a grinding halt.

A run on the Greek banking sector would result bringing economic activity in the country to a grinding halt.

Take corporate computer programs away, and the economy comes to a grinding halt.

So is the fear that, as export growth slows, the country's economy will come to a grinding halt.

People's lives came to a grinding halt when power lines crumpled under the weight of the ice.

But things came to a grinding halt in August 1982, when the Mexican government suspended debt service.

The car came to a grinding halt.