An ordinary Sunday morning instantly came to a grinding halt.
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A banker said that Wall Street had come to a grinding halt.
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The shortage could bring factories around the world to a grinding halt.
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Meanwhile, Silicon Valley has come to a grinding halt during the outbreak.
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In less than 24 hours, their plans came to a grinding halt.
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Washington (CNN)A little snow will bring Washington, DC, to a grinding halt.
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"Things have come to a grinding halt," one senior manager told the Post.
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Kaffe-Kuchen is where the stereotypical German sensibility comes to a grinding halt.
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This would bring PII-dependent AI innovation in the EU to a grinding halt.
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Those are similar issues that brought the talks to a grinding halt last May.
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Note that commerce does not come to a grinding halt because of this rule.
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If attacked, these essential services that underpin American society could come to a grinding halt.
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In recent years, we have seen how partisanship has brought Washington to a grinding halt.
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And too much junk around Earth could mean all spaceflight comes to a grinding halt.
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But the administration's war on birth control came to a grinding halt the other day.
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But the ever-diplomatic Kylie brought feud rumors to a grinding halt with a single Snap.
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The grinding halt to the economy will delay a fiscal recovery plan and negotiations with creditors.
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I've actually made my career come to a grinding halt because I'm not producing any music.
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Nothing can bring an entire household to a grinding halt quite like a poor WiFi signal.
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If not for our country's 3.5 million drivers, our economy would come to a grinding halt.
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Strikes against changes to France's pension system brought parts of the country to a grinding halt.
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The attack overwhelmed its servers and brought DNS service to a grinding halt for a few hours.
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The domestic market is probably reasonable in China, but export has just come to a grinding halt.
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The practice was intended to enhance discussions about nominees — not bring those discussions to a grinding halt.
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The ordeal illustrates how a coordinated malware attack can bring an entire institution to a grinding halt.
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It also illustrates how a coordinated malware attack can bring an entire institution to a grinding halt.
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The downtown Seattle condo market has come to a grinding halt, and that's where Chinese buyers were.
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Even though the money supply did contract sharply, neither trade, commerce, nor industry came to a grinding halt.
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This might be followed by a moment of awkward silence, ultimately bringing the interview to a grinding halt.
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That decision shocked India's economy, slamming the brakes on growth and bringing many sectors to a grinding halt.
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The chamber slows the legislative process, sometimes to a grinding halt, much to the dismay of the majority.
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In 2016, Instagram was growing stale, as everyone curated and lifestyle-blogged their timelines to a grinding halt.
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Our super early-bird pricing comes to a grinding halt on 2600 September at 22019:59 p.m. (CEST).
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This week, the slide in interest rates came to a grinding halt after fears over North Korea subsided.
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" And Kacey Musgraves brought the party on Golden Hour to a grinding halt with the ultra sad ballad, "Mother.
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This is the day that one of the great early-stage startup opportunities comes to a grinding halt, friends.
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User-friendly technological solutions are lifesavers in situations like this, preventing many operations from coming to a grinding halt.
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From what hangs on the Capitol walls, it appears Minnesota's moral evolution came to a grinding halt that year.
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"Shut down of mobile internet service[s] virtually amounts to bringing life to a grinding halt," the court said.
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Back then, it wasn't known how crucial those brain regions were, and HM's life essentially came to a grinding halt.
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Of course, we all have our Achilles' heel, a theme type or a topic that brings us to a grinding halt.
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However, the dominance we've enjoyed for the past twenty-five years is coming to a grinding halt at an alarming rate.
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The only result that will appease the protesters is bringing the pipeline construction to a grinding halt through "any means necessary".
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The professional sports world came to a grinding halt this week with the NBA, MLB, NHL, and NCAA canceling their seasons.
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The rapidly spreading virus has forced the government to push several states into lockdowns, bringing normal life to a grinding halt.
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The teachers are prepared to go on strike until their demands are met, bringing the public school system to a grinding halt.
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Now business has come to a grinding halt, and he's been told he won't get new product for at least 90 days.
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Yet because justices oppose cameras in its chambers, the business of the Supreme Court has now largely come to a grinding halt.
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He isn't sure if it'll come to a grinding halt or be a slow and steady drop — but he says it's coming.
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And the good thing that's about to come to a grinding halt is early-bird pricing on passes to Disrupt Berlin 2019.
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A week after Uber's fleet of 16 luxury Volvo XC90 SUVs started picking up passengers, the program was brought to a grinding halt.
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He made it to Frontera Comalapa, 25 miles into Mexico, before the new migration-control measures brought his trip to a grinding halt.
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L). "(The draft rule) could bring large segments of foreign food imports to a grinding halt," Germany's ambassador to China, Michael Clauss, told Reuters.
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They will launch so many Congressional investigations that not only will the economy likely come to a grinding halt but so could the country.
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The country's restrictions and its extension of the Lunar New Year holiday led to nationwide business closures and brought travel to a grinding halt.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's relationship is speeding along, but everything came to a sudden, grinding halt Monday when his fancy sports car broke down.
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It certainly feels like the housing recovery that really took off in the last four years has come to a grinding halt, but it hasn't.
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Eastern European countries' worst fears about Russia were finally realized when Russia invaded Georgia in 2008, bringing its prospects of NATO ascension to a grinding halt.
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This double-demo opportunity comes to a grinding halt on Friday, June 7 at 593:59 pm (PT) and is exclusively for early-stage mobility startups.
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The key is to ensure that the conservation actions of federal and state agencies, ranchers and other private landowners do not come to a grinding halt.
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Unlike the intertwined financial landmines that surfaced in 2008, this pandemic has brought large swaths of commerce, notably entertainment, restaurants, hospitality, and travel, to a grinding halt.
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China's purchases of U.S. soybeans have also come to a grinding halt, as fears grow that Beijing will take further action to curb imports of U.S. crops.
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Over the weekend in India, the virus drove several companies to shut operations and the government sent states into lockdown, bringing normal life to a grinding halt.
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Over the weekend in India, the virus drove several companies to shut operations and the government sent states into lockdowns, bringing normal life to a grinding halt.
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Check it out ... fans got pissed that the concert came to a grinding halt ... you even see someone in Kodak's crew chuck water bottles at the fan.
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"The services PMI could be hit harder than the manufacturing PMI, as a number of service sectors have come to a grinding halt since 23 January," they said.
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"The notice and comment rulemaking process for major rules has slowed to a grinding halt with numerous laws from Obama's first term still without implementing regulations," he said.
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Oil prices were under pressure on Friday following data that showed U.S. job gains came to a grinding halt in February while Chinese imports and exports last month slumped.
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A pilot test to bring Amazon's controversial facial recognition technology to the Orlando Police Department came to a grinding halt on Thursday after more than 15 months of testing.
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The caffeinated studio bustle of a live broadcast comes to a grinding halt when a distraught investor (Jack O'Connell) comes onset with a pistol, taking Mr. Clooney's character hostage.
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As the coronavirus outbreak threatens to bring U.S. economic activity to a grinding halt, American businesses are jockeying for a financial lifeline from the administration of President Donald Trump.
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Greenpeace supporters climbed the 270 foot crane a few blocks from the White House ... a day after Trump's Administration took action, all but bringing the EPA to a grinding halt.
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Despite the slight dip in start-up valuations, the industry is far from the kind of grinding-halt downturn of the dotcom bubble of the early 2000s, the trio said.
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Mardini was a keen swimmer from a young age, but her dream of being a professional athlete came to a grinding halt when the Syrian war broke out in 2011.
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Many city plows and buses weren't properly equipped with chains and snow tires, and got stuck in central arteries along with residents' cars, bringing the city to a grinding halt.
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Madonna had multiple good reasons to end her custody war over Rocco ... if she didn't, her bid to adopt two kids from Malawi would have come to a grinding halt.
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The spigot of parental money has come to a grinding halt recently, and it has cast TNA's future in more serious doubt than at any other time in its history.
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Among the women, top seed Akane Yamaguchi's campaign came to a grinding halt when she lost to China's world junior champion Chen Yufei 21-18 21-19 in under an hour.
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University of Washington biologist Peter Noble and his pals have shown that certain parts of the body remain active even after the rest of it has come to a grinding halt.
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French labor unions and teachers joined a 21999-hour general strike in support of the students, bringing the nation to a grinding halt but failing to topple President Charles de Gaulle.
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This gave them huge leverage because such was the dependence on coal throughout the economy, from power stations to railways, that a strike could soon bring a country to a grinding halt.
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It all came to a grinding halt in June of 2018 when Feminist Apparel staff discovered that the brand's founder and CEO Alan Martofel had an admitted history of sexually abusing women.
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His $5.7 billion request for his signature wall along the US-Mexico border, and congressional Democrats' refusal to give him that money, brought the government to a grinding halt -- including immigration courts.
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By practicing self-control to break these bad habits, you can simultaneously strengthen your self-control muscle and abolish nasty habits that have the power to bring your career to a grinding halt.
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Tito was on a media tour at a CBS radio station -- giving away tickets to Bellator 149 in Houston -- when the elevator came to a grinding halt ... trapping at least 5 people inside.
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Sentiment waned again on Monday as the relentless spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, forced entire countries to self-isolate and brought economic activity to a grinding halt.
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"The services PMI could be hit harder than the manufacturing PMI, as a number of service sectors have come to a grinding halt since 23 January," they said in a note on Friday.
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The Frenchman tore off at a terrific pace and held a lead of one minute 40 seconds at the halfway mark before coming to a grinding halt some 38 kms into the race.
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I learned everything there is to know about how to make the Senate function smoothly, and, of course, the opposite: how to gum up the place so it came to a grinding halt.
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Clearance operations continued for hours into the night, bringing much of the city's center to a grinding halt, with major subway stations and roads either closed or off-limits owing to clouds of teargas.
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Still, the cameo to end all cameos comes from Rihanna as a burlesque performer -- complete with stripper pole -- an appearance every bit as gratuitous as that sounds, bringing the movie to a grinding halt.
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It's not quite the Midsummer Classic, we're busy arguing about potential playoff and wild card match-ups that are still months away, and just about every other sport has come to a grinding halt.
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As the coronavirus continues to cause panic and bring daily life to a grinding halt, couples are being forced to make the painful decision to cancel or postpone weddings and bachelor and bachelorette parties.
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BENGALURU, March 23 (Reuters) - Indian shares were set for a sharp dive on Monday, tracking global stocks, as increasing lockdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic threatened to bring world economies to a grinding halt.
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Here is a sampling of recent transit mayhem: Off the rails, then off to court A subway derailment in Harlem Tuesday morning injured 39 and brought the subway to a grinding halt for the day.
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The midterms are a little over two months away but a major effort to pass legislation to respond directly to Russia's efforts to penetrate state websites and voter systems has come to a grinding halt.
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The Houston Rockets saw their season-high, five-game winning streak come to a grinding halt last time out and could be without a few key players when they visit the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.
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He has unleashed the first salvos of an all out trade war by slapping heavy tariffs on steel imports from Europe and Canada, while bringing NAFTA negotiations to a grinding halt through absurd and destructive demands.
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Three months after the coronavirus emerged in China, it has quickly spread to nearly half a million people across the globe, killing more than 22,000 people and bringing the world economy to a near-grinding halt.
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Once a rising star among Silicon Valley's startup set, TripActions business has come to a grinding halt as businesses across the globe implemented travel bans and cities enforced shelter-in-place orders during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The plea, filed by the Karnataka Beedi Industry Association, seeks a stay in enforcing the new rules, saying that they would bring the industry to a "grinding halt" and "cause grave and irreparable harm and loss".
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A protest against changes to France's pension system brought parts of the country to a grinding halt on Thursday, with nationwide strikes shutting down transportation and leaving schools and hospitals unstaffed and basic government services unmet.
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The Montreal Canadiens saw their promising three-game winning streak come to a grinding halt last time out and look to avoid the same mistakes in the defensive zone when they visit the Arizona Coyotes on Monday.
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The helping hand from censors is in stark contrast to Baidu's woes two years ago, when regulators cracked down on its advertising practices, gutting its marketing client base and bringing its revenue growth to a grinding halt.
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WARSAW — When Poland's teachers went on strike three weeks ago, bringing the nation's school system to a grinding halt and forcing parents to scramble to find child care, the response from the government was not exactly sympathetic.
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On the other end of the spectrum are folks trying to get a laugh, and a shot at viral fame, out of an epidemic that is threatening to bring the global economy to a grinding halt—hahaha!
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As I've been saying the last couple of weeks, British citizens and businesses have grown fed up with an avalanche of failed socialist rules and regulations from Brussels, responsible for bringing growth and innovation to a grinding halt.
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In Hollywood—a place where, let's be honest, you never know when people filming the city are going to bring some chunk of the real city to a grinding halt—the Star Wars premiere was merely another cinematic disruption.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3, the cloud computing service that backs many major sites and services, including Netflix, Airbnb, Giphy and 148,213 other sites, suffered a disruption on Tuesday, bringing large parts of the internet to a grinding halt.
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"If the Republicans pass the defense amendment but then block a similar increase to middle-class programs, they will have broken the budget agreement and the appropriations process will come to a grinding halt," Reid told a news conference.
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The catch is that many reforms are being offered by candidates who currently serve in the chambers of Congress where real change could be made now, and yet legislative progress there has all but come to a grinding halt.
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Indian banks, struggling with weak credit growth and a near-$140 billion pile of bad loans, fear the situation may worsen as the pandemic brings economic activity in sectors such as tourism, hospitality and aviation to a grinding halt.
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And every piece of garbage has the potential to collide with another satellite, running the risk of setting off a disastrous chain reaction that could leave orbit so cluttered that satellite launches and exploration come to a grinding halt.
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Inside world's largest school meal project The fight is slowing In some parts of the Asia-Pacific, the fight against hunger -- measured by the percentage decrease in hunger rate -- has slowed to nearly a grinding halt over the past two decades.
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Broner and his crew hit up Blue Flame in Atlanta where he threw out $10,000 in cash -- but everything came to a grinding halt when he noticed one of the ladies had a flashback to the '80s below the belt.
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Read more:21 states have declared states of emergency to fight coronavirus — here's what it means for themThe sports world is coming to a grinding halt because of coronavirus, and now the NBA, MLB, NHL, and NCAA are canceling their seasons.
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But Getty Images reported that a state TV reporter who was among the passengers said the aircraft&aposs "back wheel had broken off, as we saw it was left on the runway" so it slid before coming to a grinding halt.
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It's unclear what exactly happened or when, but between 1960 and 1980, all the material and immaterial gears in the developed world came to a grinding halt, and it's unclear how long we have before the whole thing clanks apart.
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And Boeing released data Tuesday that showed orders for new 737 Max planes have come to a grinding halt: Only 10 of the planes were ordered in the first two months of 2019, and there were no Max orders last month.
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The relentless spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has forced entire countries to self-isolate and brought economic activity to a grinding halt, driving the biggest global market sell-off since the 2008 financial crash.
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It would only take two or three Republican senators to band together and put out a statement saying they need to see Trump's conflicts of interest addressed before they can confirm key cabinet members, to bring the whole thing to a grinding halt.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's purchases of U.S. soybeans have come to a grinding halt, trade and industry sources say, as fears of further action by Beijing to curb imports of U.S. crops following last week's anti-dumping move on sorghum rattles the agriculture industry.
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Google Chrome is the world's most popular web browser, but anyone who uses it heavily on a laptop knows that with a lot of tabs open in the background, your battery life—as well as your computer's performance—can come to a grinding halt.
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"The work of the Civil Rights Division is uniquely important, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions must be held accountable for the dramatic changes that have taken place on his watch, which have brought federal civil rights enforcement to a virtual grinding halt," she said.
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With over 90 percent of North Korea's oil imports coming from China, the entire country, but more importantly the military and the nuclear program, would come to a grinding halt in months and put Kim Jong-un directly in the crosshairs of his generals.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - A multi-year U.S. hiring boom in risk and compliance in response to new rules after the financial crisis appears to have come to a grinding halt and salaries and bonuses have stagnated, recruiters specializing in the sector said in interviews.
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The Arab world's poorest country, Yemen has suffered from food shortages for years, but a war between the Saudi-backed government in exile and the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels who control much of the north of the country has brought food shipments into Yemen to a grinding halt.
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Well, it wasn't a day, we saw it coming, and it was obvious that when Mr. Delrahim had been confirmed by the Senate that we were really close to having a deal done with DOJ, then all of a sudden those talks kinda came to a grinding halt.
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The wheels came to a grinding halt last week when a very complicated and controversial healthcare reform bill failed to make it to the House floor for a vote and produced an incredible and unintentional result: it awarded obstructionist Democrats points with their progressive base and exposed new rifts among Republican House members.
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Watching the choices people make when they move in public, much less in this time of social distancing, can be shocking, from the much-bemoaned tourist who comes to a grinding halt in Times Square to the woman with a yoga mat knocking people aside to get her spot on the floor.
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Efforts to find permanent, affordable housing, to rebuild roads and bridges, and for disease control and eradication could come to a grinding halt – and do we really want to see epidemics of Zika, dengue and West Nile sweep across East Texas and Louisiana, all because we can't cough up the bucks to help local officials with mosquito population control?
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The party came to a grinding halt when their private jet lost a tire and had to circle for several hours to burn fuel before making an emergency landing in Ontario, CA. The women stayed in the plane for almost an hour while another private jet was rounded up, and the ladies tried again and succeeded.
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During high-level calls between the Justice Department and Capitol Hill Friday night, Attorney General Bill Barr sent a signal that talks have come to a grinding halt, and prospects for presidential support for expanding background checks appear to be dimming as the week draws to a close, an official familiar with the conversations told CNN.
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"We proactively clean up indecent content and limit the volume of entertainment gossip news in one sweep... We use AI to identify and remove clickbait and vulgar content... We believe such a strategy will pay off in the long run," said Li. The helping hand from censors is in stark contrast to Baidu's woes two years ago, when regulators cracked down on its advertising practices, gutting its marketing client base and bringing its revenue growth to a grinding halt.
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Dean Heller takes a stand -- temporarily, at least -- against it, calling any suggestion the bill would lower premiums a "lie": Senate GOP finally unveils secret health care bill; currently lacks votes to pass ... Heller won't back Senate GOP health care bill More than a month after first suggesting in a tweet that he had secret "tapes" of fired former FBI director James Comey, Trump reveals that, nope, he never did: Trump: I did not make recordings of Comey ... Trump ends his self-made crisis where it started: Twitter The President puts pen to paper on a bipartisan measure empowering the Department of Veterans Affairs more leeway to dismiss employees for misconduct while offering new protections for whistleblowers: Trump signs VA reform bill, making good on a campaign promise Workforce Development Week Another round of scrappy political drama came to a grinding halt on the morning of June 14, when a gunman opened fire on the Republican congressional baseball team as it practiced in Alexandria, Virginia.
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