Sentence examples for making a stopover from inspiring English sources

A revival of Tom Stoppard's play "The Real Thing," much admired when it opened in the tiny Donmar Warehouse last year, is making a stopover at the Albery before leaving for Broadway in April.

The notion of a butterfly from Texas alighting on 43 St.., perhaps making a stopover on a hop to the Adirondacks, is an agreeable one, as stimulating as the prospect of a visit from Stanley Marcus or Jesse Jones.

But beyond the bling are a number of original boutique-style hotels offering rooms at around £100 a night, making a stopover in this foodie capital worth it for travellers on a budget too.

Mr. Martin has shown a willingness to criticize the Bush administration in recent comments about the case of Maher Arar, a Syrian-born Canadian who was arrested while making a stopover in the United States and deported to Syria, where he says he was tortured.

He made a stopover in a tree a hundred yards or so from the bench.

Many make a stopover in Rio de Janeiro to take a vacation after the season ends.

Bad weather forces his plane to make a stopover on Christmas Eve in New Orleans.

It's a long trip -- the shortest routing takes more than 21 hours if you don't make a stopover.

Economy fares on Varig, the Brazilian airline, which makes a stopover in São Paulo, start as low as $911.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made a stopover in Manila on Tuesday to observe the 60th anniversary of the defense treaty that binds the two countries.

Accompanied by one passenger, the pilot made a stopover in Avoriaz, close to the border with Switzerland, and was about to depart when the accident occurred.