The Democratic party has appeared completely incapable of putting a stop to it.

The blockhouses were of little consequence in putting a stop to Indian attacks.

Aunt Hedwig and Herr Sohnstein succeeded in putting a stop to that cruelty.

And rather than putting a stop to this madness, the Capital encouraged it.

He says he is putting a stop to George and his unending accusations.

A steady, pouring rain; putting a stop again to the race for that day.

These last new rules and restrictions are putting a stop to any private enterprise.

Well, that's what we're putting a stop to today.

This is our first, perhaps our last shot at putting a stop to it all.

Here Fetnah ceased her complaints, her sighs and tears putting a stop to her utterance.

This not putting a stop to the Duke's remonstrances, the King was obliged to interfere.

Isn't that a piece of lumber? she inquired, crisply, putting a stop on further personalities.

Well, and in parliamentary debate, by putting a stop to party strife and fostering civic concord?

Lady Stafford breaks in, impatiently, at this juncture, putting a stop to Mr. Potts's half-finished compliment.

He called the plan "fair" and said it justified putting a stop to the strikes.

But the Volcker Rule, part of the U.S. financial reform bill, is putting a stop to that.