Sentence examples for nowhere stop from inspiring English sources

I alighted in Hays, Kansas, a little nowhere stop in the plains, and then I stood in the cool evening air and watched the bus drive off back towards the highway – the distant hissing of brakes and the glow of the tail-lights, and just for a minute I longed to go with it, just to see, perhaps, if the next place might be better than the last.

First, a recap: ghosting is when you're seeing someone and they disappear out of nowhere, stop all contact with you, and essentially *piff* disappear from your life.

When I stepped out onto the ledges above Indian Falls, where I had walked many times before, an indefinable feeling out of nowhere stopped me in my tracks, disorienting me in time — if not in geography.

Last week, in #Vegas, my #mom, out of nowhere, stopped her show and asked me to come onstage and sing.

This looks like freedom but, since there is nowhere to turn off and nowhere to stop, it could just as well serve as a pictogram of its opposite.

There is nowhere to stop; just cars driving around one-way streets.

JF: Private hire drivers provide something like 78% of TfL's Public Carriage Office budget and get no facilities at all, nowhere to stop.

The best example was a sliding save in the 44th minute by Omar Daf, who came out of nowhere to stop the ball inches from the goal line.

With nowhere to stop, coaches dumped their passengers in the middle of the road where they had to negotiate giant potholes turned into ponds by rain falling from a leaden, polluted sky.

And he would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for an army man who comes out of nowhere to stop the train and check for terrorists (they find some and the train blows up).

As the coffin went past, a line of riots cops materialised from out of nowhere to stop any would be Trenton Oldfields running into its path and throwing themselves on the bonnet, or tipping over the casket, or whatever it is that anarchists usually do at funerals.