Sentence examples for from the strangers from inspiring English sources
Yousef gets various responses from the strangers but they appear to be mainly negative.
You look for comfort and connection from the strangers around you".
Thus the name "exacerbates the anxiety people might feel about buying tickets from the strangers who originally purchased them".
The real potential for theft, as Mr. Yancy sees it, came from the strangers darting around him and his well-appointed colleagues in a hectic orbit: photographers.
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Joyce, the MP for Falkirk, spent the night in Belgravia police station after he was arrested and removed from the Strangers' Bar on Wednesday evening.
The title comes from "The Stranger," a prose poem by Charles Baudelaire [1821 1867].
When we reached the house, he got out, and "Get It Right the First Time," from "The Stranger," came on.
She was floored, years later, to learn that the station had lifted his intro from "The Stranger".
When he comes across a stranger scowling into one on an airplane or in a hospital, his instinct is to tear the book from the stranger's hands.
