Sentence examples for natural stops from inspiring English sources

Rather than imposing themselves on their spectacular surroundings, these buildings become part of them, sometimes so much so that it's hard to tell where the natural stops and the man-made begins.

"There's a kind of natural stopping place," he said.

Once one accepts this argument, there is no natural stopping place".

"When I worked out the numbers, it seemed that natural stopping place fell around 42-43 percent".

It is a natural stop for hungry Long Wharf Theater-goers (but involves a tricky turn-around across I-95).

Their rhymes, a string of intermediary endings, allow the traveller who might not have the strength to go on much further a series of natural stopping points.

It's also a natural stop if you're making a trip of several weeks to visit cities up and down Brazil's coast.

For now, "The Plant" will reach a natural stopping point next month when he releases Part 6. "It is going to finish up quite nicely," he said.

Situated on the Pan-American Highway, it is a natural stopping point for buses traveling between Ecuador and Colombian cities like Cali or Bogota, which makes it a haven for backpackers.

Although it is near to both the popular destinations of Bayeux and Cherbourg, Saint-Lo is not a natural stop-off, especially as almost the whole place was destroyed at the end of the second world war.

When approaching junctions this can be useful, but if you're used to gently easing off the accelerator and cruising slowly to a natural stop it's disconcerting at best and irritating at worst.