Sentence examples for stoop by from inspiring English sources

It's Jimmy Tsiomos, the cook from Greece who comes home about 7 and starts drinking coffee on the stoop by 7 30, who notices that Charlie never breaks his routine.

Being a poet doesn't help you cook a meal or bathe your three-year-old daughter; for Hass, being the poet in the house can mean having to steal a few moments of "Han Dynasty rhyme-prose" on "the stoop by our half-dug /still-imagined kitchen porch".

Ms. Boyd and Mr. Kim were joined on the stoop by Adrian Wright, who said he earned a living by reciting poetry in exchange for donations, and complained that unruly bar patrons sometimes tried to knock the large pirate's hat that he wore from his head.

Other sculptures around the city will include "Jamaica Flux: Workspaces and Windows 2007," a site specific installation by five artists in Rufus King Manor Park in Queens; "Tibetan Bench" by Elizabeth Egbert, at the Greenbelt Nature Conservancy Center in Staten Island; and "Plinth, Monument, Stoop," by George Sanchez-Calderon, in Joyce Kilmer Park in the Bronx.

After the stunned and traumatized Lisa is robbed on a stoop by a man who befriends her, she sells the winter coat off her back to pay for a night at a flophouse (the charitable desk clerk is played by the poet Gregory Corso), and then stays in Tompkins Square Park in the company of Nick Richard Edsonn), a bighearted but emotionally damaged and abusive Vietnam veteran.

Mayor Giuliani is "too mean, too harsh," said Mrs. Smith, 53, who is stooped by osteoporosis.

He straightened his posture as best he could, but he was stooped by nature.

Stooped by age, he talked little and managed to have just enough control of his shaky hands.

In those days the neighborhood was largely German, and a row of women appeared in front of their houses every Friday to scrub their front stoops by hand.

He is tall, though somewhat stooped by the years, with an accent that has survived his foreign campaigns, to retain its native Scottish weather.

At 87, and only slightly stooped by age, he looks much as he did 40 years ago, when he was the voice of the left, and an inspiration to young folk singers like Bob Dylan.