Sentence examples for finish stranger from inspiring English sources
I mean, Apple Watch keeps you from having to pull your phone out of your pocket to see who's bugging you while you're trying to finish Stranger Things, Nest's thermostat keeps you from having to pause Stranger Things just because you're a little cold… surely, the two would work together in some sort of perfect, shut-up-and-let-me-watch-Stranger-Things harmony?
Sara Richards has finished Stranger on a Train by Jenny Diski, subtitled "Daydreaming and Smoking around America with Interruptions": The subtitle is so ironic and so sad because Diski, a long time smoker, is now diagnosed with terminal lung cancer about which she writes with honesty in the London Review of Books.
MS: Well, how it happened was I finished Strangers In The Night with UFO and left the band.
Finally the stranger finishing his drink said.
When they had just about finished their digging, a stranger on a big black horse came through town.
Perhaps it's because I've just finished the Netflix series Stranger Things that I'm preoccupied with different yet co-existent realities, playing out on different planes simultaneously.
There were so many images from Mo Farah's two golden nights in the Olympic Stadium still alive in the consciousness four months later: his eyes wide with pain and exertion in the last few yards before the finish line; thousands of strangers waving fists and screaming in the stands all around; Farah's incredulous slapping of his shaven head as the magnitude of those victories kicked in hard.
After I finished Mistaken for Strangers, I drunk-dialed Larkin in Oregon and asked if he wanted to skip a week of middle school and help me interview Tom and Matt.
I came into LA for that, and I'm actually headed back home to finish filming Season 2 of "Stranger Things".
Still, Mr. Marshall showed a more no-nonsense side last month while finishing the sound mix for "Stranger Tides".
I met them all for the first time on Saturday and on Sunday, when we each crossed that finish line, we turned from strangers with a common goal to a team of people who had accomplished the initially impossible and had done it for a cause bigger than ourselves (individually and collectively).
