To Stem In A Sentence

• In vain she tried to stem it.
• Gills attached to stem and decurrent.
• But he thought not to stem the stream.
• He could not hope to stem it for long.
• It was impossible to stem the living current.
• It takes pluck to stem an unfavorable current.
• Nothing could be done to stem the savage tide.
• It would have been as easy to stem a racing torrent.
• And if we tried to stem the wave, we could not.
• Wickersham tried to stem the current, but in vain.
• To oppose him was like trying to stem the incoming tide.
• Miss Mortimer attempted gently to stem the torrent.
• In vain Cortez attempted to stem the stream.
• Selwyn tried ineffectually to stem the torrent of complaint.
• But it was impossible for him to stem the current of the popular fury.
• Their officers vainly tried to stem the flying tide of them.
• Her smallness made her unable to stem the torrent of his excited caresses.
• To attempt to stem currents like these would of course be madness.
• Lassiter said that he was not dead, and set to work to stem the blood.
• To attempt to stem this tide of popular enthusiasm would inevitably be fatal.
• He would have grafted stem to stem, son on father, youth on age.
• No power in Israel seemed to be able to stem the tide of events.
• You stake your all upon a desperate cast To stem the gathering tide.
• By clinging rattans, climbing everywhere From stem to stem.
• The Senate tried for a time to stem the tide, but was forced to give it up.
• And, all devout, he never sought To stem the sacred torrent.
• In vain did Jerry and Billy try to stem the tide and rally the men.

• Attempts were made by some of the early bishops to stem this tide of innovation.
• The regulars and a few formed bodies in reserve did their best to stem the stream.
• The newspapers say that it is not possible to stem the war-like passion of the soldiers.
• His reply told her how tired he had become in trying to stem the tide of doubt alone.
• Barres attempted to stem the flow of volubility, but it instantly became a torrent.
• She has a long low hull with a rising sheer to stem and stern, which are both pointed.
• Are we going to be able to stem the tide, or to help stem it with a lot of raw youths.
• The man who turns against this stream, and seeks to stem it, is looked upon as a madman or a fool.
• Judges were beginning to introduce the "cat" for criminals, as a means to stem the crime wave.
• Alone I should be absolutely powerless to stem the torrents that would sweep me to certain ruin.
• By this time the famous Caucasian corps had been hurried up to stem the German torrent.
• To stem this tumult of the populace, They will by force detain thee: then, alas!
• Her efforts to stem the progress of all other schools of mental healing have been secondary only to her efforts to advance her own.

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