stall in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5
Definition
Stall: (verb) to delay or hinder progress; (noun) a booth or stand for selling goods, especially at a market.
Crossword clues for stall
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "stall".
- Stop progress temporarily.
- Market booth for selling goods.
- Delay an action or event.
- Stand for selling items outdoors.
- Hinder movement or development.
Stall sentence examples
- The horse began to stall in its training, refusing to jump over the obstacles.
- At the farmers' market, she set up her stall early to attract the morning crowd.
- The car started to stall on the steep incline, causing a moment of panic.
- During the presentation, he had to stall for time while waiting for the projector to work.
- The quaint little café had a stall outside selling fresh pastries and coffee.
- The farmer decided to convert the old barn into a horse stall for his new mare.
- After a long day of shopping, she needed to take a break and found a cozy café stall in the market.
- At the fair, the children were excited to ride the carousel, which had a beautifully decorated stall for the horses.
- The engine stalled unexpectedly while driving up the steep hill, leaving the driver momentarily anxious.
- During the festival, they set up a food stall that served delicious local delicacies to hungry visitors.
- The car began to stall as it climbed the steep hill.
- She decided to stall for time while she thought of a suitable answer.
- The farmer built a new stall for his horses to keep them warm in winter.
- During the fair, I stopped at a food stall to try some local delicacies.
- He could feel his confidence start to stall during the important presentation.