| From Sunday to Saturday, the storms had kept him off the streets, part of the stop-start nature of his working pattern. |
| We were trying to build into the game, to develop continuity, but it was a very stop-start affair. |
| It resulted in a stop-start affair when better application of the advantage law would have been more appropriate. |
| After the thrill of making my debut in Iceland two years ago, my international career has been stop-start. |
| His reluctance to commit himself to one genre has undoubtedly been a contributing factor to his stop-start success. |
| Europe's stop-start ski season roared back into life last week, with heavy snowfalls and freezing temperatures affecting almost all of the Alps. |
