Sentence examples for needed to stop by from inspiring English sources

The owners' daughter was babysitting me and we were running errands and she told me that we needed to stop by somewhere on the square.

"He said, 'I was just driving home from work, and I had a feeling that I needed to stop by and tell you that God loves you.' " Mr. Christensen was so moved, he recalled, that he wept.

Just before my kids fell asleep, a man dressed as Santa Claus appeared, and said that he was flying by on his sleigh and knew that he needed to stop by to visit the good children on the flight.

It emerged, slowly, that Renado needed to stop by his house, in Mamaroneck, where Davy, another driver, who might or might not know the way to Pleasantville, was waiting to take over.

We were right around the corner from my mom's house, and I knew we needed to stop by.

I live in Inglewood on the Avenues and as I was coming home, I needed to stop by the store and right before I got to the store there's a Foot Locker on Manchester …. [A looter] was coming up to my car you know saying 'Here, have a pair of shoes on me.' And I just did a complete U-turn and said I'm getting home, I'm going home.

At the Palm Springs airport, she learns that a colleague needs to stop by the baggage carrousel, and she is not amused: "You checked luggage?

Boat owners simply need to stop by the park office to obtain a $15 permit, which is honored at other state parks in the Taconic region.

You don't need to stop by Sign of the Times, sort of a hippie toy store on Main Street here, its window full of Obama T-shirts ("Jan . 20 , 2009The End of an Error". "I'm VoTheg for 'That OnEnd") and a leftofer flier from the Oct. 17 Boogie for Obana concErrorto see the signs of the times.

For a great and reasonable meal you need to stop by the Purple Parrot on Rehoboth Avenue.

Does Conrad need to stop by Politico's offices with a picture book and some finger puppets?