In a way, his stuttering reminded me of myself just a few months ago.

Those who expect the economy to keep stuttering have plenty of evidence to support their position.

They heard far off, the first stuttering of machine guns.

What Johnson's thinking did not explain is why severe stuttering starts.

When he spoke again, the stuttering had disappeared although not the anger.

We see the problems his stuttering has caused him.

I have a 4870x2 and the stuttering is very annoying at times.

The stuttering can help you create a new groove", he said.

"Sometimes I still do," he said of the stuttering.

"This stuttering must be a recent development, probably due to some emotional shock.

Behind him sounded the grim stuttering of a Tommy gun.

His stuttering had been alleviating slightly as he relaxed, but that word was difficult.

No single, exclusive cause of developmental stuttering is known.

It's hard to overstate the effect his stuttering has had on his life.

That's all it took to change the Queen back into a stuttering, snarling younger sister.

"So, sometimes, that's where the stuttering comes into effect.

The stuttering, repeated notes came only twice in the entire "Ring," and never brought the music to a halt.

By this time, my stuttering had faded away.

Gameplay has too much of a "stuttering" feel to it.

Good overall at 1920x1200 in high and very quality modes, with some visual stuttering.

Still, many people overcome - if not totally cure - their stuttering, either through therapy or just the passage of time.

The only sound was the stuttering and chugging of the "coffee grinders" up above.

The stuttering of the machine gun drowned all efforts at raising Zulu on the radio.

"We look at what stuttering has done for the patient in good or bad ways," Ms. Montgomery said.

The revelation was so vast that it threw him into a new mental framework, and his stuttering stopped.

He knew that feeling very well, and the stuttering nerves that went with it.

Much depends on whether the stuttering world economy lurches into a sharp downturn, as it did in 2008-09.

Yet the second movement, the driving Allegro, with its stuttering dance rhythms, had energy and flair.

The 'stuttering notes must surely have been the result of the hammers bouncing.

The elderly Intelligence officer was at a stuttering loss to explain the sudden appearance of the new high-speed aircraft.

A stuttering parrot for a clue!

A stuttering woodwind passage should laugh.

In a few moments, the stuttering announcer, (Roscoe Ates), introduces the special guest of the event.

My fellow trainees shined me on--I was a stuttering geek from Mars.

But no one wanted to be bothered with a stuttering apprentice - and one who was a "legacy," chosen by a Bard from another kingdom, at that.

And a stuttering son who, when he is not driving her crazy with his encyclopedic knowledge of Katharine Hepburn films, is clamoring for something to eat.

Thus "The Surrey With the Fringe on Top" becomes a stuttering hiphop number that features a "fa-fa-fa-fa-fringe."

A stuttering curate enters, and complains about the Buttercup girl; Corky is heading off to warn her when he runs into Aunt Julia, returned early.

Over from the Downs came a stuttering roll of thunder, and Thomas could feel the static crawling at the nape of his neck, making the short hairs there stand up.

Almost comical, the main theme is littered with brisk, semiquaver passages, and chords written in a stuttering fashion, suggesting that the hands are unable to play in unison with one another.

The eldest boy, Bula, called me and told me in a stuttering voice that his father had drowned in a fishing accident off the Big Island, near Earl Willis's place.

His Ned, the father who keeps the journal, is a stuttering introvert who touchingly embodies one of Mr. Greenberg's themes, the struggle to get one's message out, despite formidable impediments.

The MP5SD3s carried by the three SEALs in the aircraft assault element came close, though, the high-speed whiff of their bolts louder than the stuttering cough of their firing.

But the outline of that story is familiar to any English major - the transformation of slovenly, scrofulous Samuel Johnson, the stuttering son of an impoverished bookseller and his wife, into the intellectual touchstone of his age.

Mrs Pecksniff deceased, must have had an unusually thick and husky voice for a lady, and rather a stuttering voice, and to say the truth somewhat of a drunken voice, if it had ever borne much resemblance to that in which Mr Pecksniff spoke just then.

For most of her early life she had a stutter.

It may also lead to the development of a stutter.

He tries to say something, but his stutter is almost total now.

To make things worse, he had a stutter, too, and it took him a long time to say anything at all.

This was the one time his stutter might be useful.

A little skinny boy with brown eyes, red hair, and a stutter.

"But he has to work so hard to control his stutter.

But suddenly the car gave a stutter and the engine died.

He thought this probably caused him to develop a stutter as a child.

"I had to do a little stutter step on the side and went around Carey."

Perhaps his stutter was not the barrier he had supposed.

He asked several questions about rentals, with only one stutter.

"Sometimes my own stutter exploded and took over," he said.

"I took a stutter step, got my hands free and put it inside," he said.

He's got a bad stutter, which I think is why he doesn't like talking.

Even allowing for the stutter, he was not a very good speaker.

His voice held absolute confidence and a bit of a stutter.

For the first time, the proper name slipped out without a stutter.

I went from having a moderate stutter to a mild one.

But 75 to 80 percent of them outgrow their stutter.

A biology student with a stutter now occupied the back room.

For much of his life, Onions suffered with a stutter.

One actor goes so far as to mimic the general's stutter.

Mom said it was that accident which had caused the stutter.

Bill would know what to say, stutter or not.

What did she really know about the small woman who stuttered?

For the first time since he'd known her, she stuttered.

Her heart stuttered at the concerned look on his face.

He stuttered for a moment and then pulled himself together.

She saw it, and her heart stuttered to a stop for a moment.

Growing up, I tried every program known to man to stop stuttering, but nothing helped much.

I stuttered, trying to make my way to the edge.

Because of his stuttering some teachers believed that he could not read.

Mark stuttered something and started to go down on one knee.

I could almost see him, stuttering there, hoping it would help.

The very first time I stuttered quite a bit," she said, "and just got through it.

Then it stuttered back into the mist and was gone.

Stuttering usually begins between the ages of 2 and 7 years.

For anyone who stutters, everyone else thinks you are not very bright.

The young man said something to the girl, who in stuttering English sent me up a lane.

Stuttering affects 5 percent of the population at some point in their lives, the researchers said.

While he stuttered I picked myself up and found my sword.

As the lightning stuttered against the dark, he could see three figures.

Their master seemed about to order them back, but then he stuttered and stumbled.

This was a poor performance and even poorer result for City, who are stuttering at the wrong time.

When I first come here, he only stuttered once in awhile; now it's every second or third word.

Raven realized what he was doing, and nearly stuttered getting the words out.

The picture stutters only when your car starts to spin.

Stuttering, the authors suggest, results from a complex set of problems.

He stuttered, then looked down, seeming almost to laugh at himself.