| stem flow | 14.35 | Maybe Miller can stem the flow. | ||
| stop flow | 12.51 | Clutter stops the flow of energy. | ||
| control flow | 11.06 | Controlling the flow of play. | ||
| increase flow | 7.97 | Others believe magnets work by increasing blood flow. | ||
| restrict flow | 7.04 | The condition restricts blood flow to the heart. | ||
| reduce flow | 6.06 | The dams could reduce downstream flow to Iraq and Syria. | ||
| block flow | 5.33 | Caulking could block this flow. | ||
| halt flow | 5.07 | Rising bond yields halted these flows. | ||
| improve flow | 5.07 | The road widening should help to improve traffic flow. | ||
| slow flow | 4.34 | This will slow the flow of the venom. | ||
| regulate flow | 4.02 | The dam regulates the flow of water into the river. | ||
| restore flow | 3.03 | Restore sheet flow. | ||
| disrupt flow | 2.57 | This will disrupt the flow of air. | ||
| monitor flow | 2.50 | Nurses in following shifts monitored the flow. | ||
| interrupt flow | 2.44 | But his flow was interrupted because of the late start. | ||
| measure flow | 2.44 | Now gauges measure water flow near the canyon. | ||
| stanch flow | 2.17 | Ford is struggling to stanch the flow of red ink in Europe. | ||
| cut flow | 2.11 | Drugs can cut the flow of saliva. | ||
| limit flow | 1.91 | Russia has been trying to limit the flow of vodka from Ukraine. | ||
| staunch flow | 1.91 | He used his shirt to staunch the flow. |