stalling造句

“Stop stalling, ” Sally said.

But I think they're stalling.

Stop stalling and give me an answer.

Stop stalling and answer my question.

And even digital sales are now stalling.

At times like this, America is quite good at stalling.

The measures taken by the financial authorities are increasingly desperate, with a view to stalling time.

The attacker can, however, arbitrarily add delay by stalling each acknowledgment a little while before transmission.

Yet the stalling of the peace process could easily upset the calm.

IGNOMINIOUS policy climbdowns, a stalling economy, irksome coalition partners-the least of all of David Cameron's worries is Ed Miliband.

With DIC stalling, Gillett has moved to put himself in with a chance of derailing the deal.

With DVD sales growth stalling, studios have been anxiously awaiting the emergence of another format with popular appeal.

The apex flap deployment had a promising effect on the lift after stalling angle, but it had little effect on the drag.

Market analysts say factors from one end of the pricing chain to the other are stalling the benefits of cheapening crude.

Dealing with a blown cover is about stalling for time. Stay alive long enough to figure out what they know and tell a bigger lie to save yourself.

Barack Obama may be frantically fending off accusations from all sides that he is dithering over Afghanistan and stalling on health reform.

When Kearns filed suit against the Ford Motor Company, in 1978, Ford did what corporations usually do in patent cases: it began stalling, in the hope that Kearns would lose heart or run out of money.

In recent months, the automaker has recalled hundreds of thousands of other vehicles, including a recall announced Monday to fix an engine problem in its Lexus luxury cars that could cause stalling.

These are the same type of people who repeat the question you ask them to buy time when they don't know the answer, hoping you won't notice that they're stalling.

An Iran affairs analyst at the non-partisan Congressional Research Service, Ken Katzman, says the Iranian leadership is essentially stalling for time until a new U.S. President is elected.