Halt
Halt verb - To bring (something) to a standstill.
Putting
Putting noun - Hitting a golf ball that is on the green using a putter.
Both words in one sentence
- That sequel underperformed the first film and was ravaged even further by critics, thus putting plans for a third, trilogy-making film to a screeching halt.
Source: Franchise Killer / Film - The worst of three endings results in Flint's map being eaten by a space octopus, thereby putting the whole story of the movie to a grinding halt. Ouch.
Source: Cruel Twist Ending -
One side must triumph over the other by destroying their Solar drill, ultimately putting their war efforts on halt.Right, with the plot out of the way, the game is what takes centre stage from here.
Source: Video Game / Awesomenauts
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