Sentence examples for go one stop from inspiring English sources

Go one stop to the 33rd Street/Queens Boulevard station.

RUTH FARABAUGH Dear Diary: Recently I boarded the D train at Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn planning to go one stop to my home.

I missed a train by seconds and decided I'd go one stop on the tube to London Bridge and pick up a train there.

"This is making use of sort of a lemon, the 63rd Street tunnel -- it only goes one stop into Queens," Mr. Russianoff said, adding that it had been termed "the tunnel to nowhere".

If that is the way to go, one should stop dreaming about eliminating the ISIS or bringing peace to the region.

Will Bryant stop going one on four and share the basketball?

Does she realize that I am not giving her my seat because I think she is as capable as I am of going that one stop?" When he was an installer at a furniture store, he would go out of his way to help his female bosses, but he quickly had to revisit his approach.

And I said (as did many others), This will go on, if no one stops it, in this manner and to this degree in this country alone — alone among all the industrialized, wealthy, and so-called civilized countries in the world.

For others, like Patricia Picinich of Bloomfield, a farmers' market can be the best place to go, offering one-stop shopping.

As Friedman wrote to me in a recent e-mail, the golf course has become "the one place I can go and no one stops you and asks what you think of the latest Israeli-Palestinian peace plan".

And those inputs really are immediate, if not completely intuitive: one button to go and one to stop; one to jump and drift, and another to use a power-up, weapon or whatever perk you've most recently acquired.