They don't stall.

Tom is milking the cow.

Do something. Stall. Anything.

Well, stall them. I did.

He's gone into a stall.

185. She's gonna stall, Frank.

Scared, huh? Cutting grass, chasing and milking cows.

She doesn't have to do the milking. SAM

The stall is full of fish.

Don't stall. Take him in, sheriff.

I bought them at the stall.

Oh, Paul ... I can no longer stall...

Even when I'm milking a cow, it gets so bad...

I don't know how long he can stall.

The Brits are here. We must stall for time.

Oh Paul. Oh Paul ... I can no longer stall...

Not that much. You'll put her into a stall.

And, all right, I'm kind of milking the metaphor a little bit.

You may not set up a roadside stall without prior notice.

No one hears you in a stall, you're just texting quietly.

I bought this old clock at an antique stall in the market.

By lunchtime, I had literally locked myself in a bathroom stall and started crying.

Right now it makes you a big man in the neighborhood so you're milking it for all it's worth.

Landers. If that Vincent fella comes back here, Aunt Sara, try and stall him, all right?

And his trillion dollar deficits, they slow our economy, restrain employment, and cause wages to stall.

The police, they're coming back. All right, I'll try and stall them. Lieutenant You've been an accessory.

My day started at 5 in the morning, milking the cows, sweeping the house, cooking for my siblings, collecting water, firewood.

Wherever he went, at every stall he stopped he was closely followed by a devoted smiling woman of indescribable ugliness.

Then as soon as you've directed your browser to that page, it would stall, and you'd be denied some server.

Oh, you will when you have to. Right now it makes you a big man in the neighborhood so you're milking it for all it's worth.

After working on a dairy farm in week eight, waking up at 5 o'clock in the morning, heading up to the barn, milking the cows, shoveling the manure,

Any of you would untie his ox or his donkey and take it out from the stall to give it water on the Sabbath.

Before you go into the next stressful evaluative situation, for two minutes, try doing this, in the elevator, in a bathroom stall, at your desk behind closed doors.

I needed the bathroom, and I found one, a public bathroom, and I went into the stall, and I prepared to do what I'd done most of my life use the toilet, flush the toilet, forget about the toilet.

And then the whole tumultuous rush has passed and the Iping street with its gauds and flags is deserted save for the still raging unseen, and littered with cocoanuts, overthrown canvas screens, and the scattered stock in trade of a sweetstuff stall.