Sentence examples for stoop in front from inspiring English sources

There you stoop, in front of the light of the open fridge, peering about blindly, just like me.

It would be easy for most people to walk past the green, boarded-up, graffiti-laden storefront on Bedford Avenue, near Quincy Street, in Brooklyn without so much as a second look — or the stoop in front of 918 Fulton Street, or the bodega half a block away at the corner of Washington Avenue.

They have attributed any interruption in the shots to Officer Edward McMellon, who was one of the two officers who opened fire first, falling backward off the stoop in front of the vestibule of Mr. Diallo's apartment building on Wheeler Avenue, leading the other officers to believe that Officer McMellon had been shot and to redouble their fire.

"We walked out of the tunnel at the Stoop in front of a packed stadium.

A bunch of us hung out on the stoop in front of my house talking and making fun of everybody running around like crazy.

I was sitting on a stoop in front of my brownstone apartment on West 83rd street with my friend Tom, a recent law school graduate, having a few glasses of wine and talking to all the neighbors who strolled by, especially the pretty girls.

From the kick-off, the ball found its way to Ribery on the left and Mandzukic stooped in front of Evra to head his low cross beyond De Gea.

THE rear of the building, where the fire began, was totally destroyed, but the original window configuration of the storefronts and the stone stoops in front of the doors remained.

Commerce spills out of stores; men chat and smoke on stoops and in front of shop windows.

After scouting several locations the 32-year-old refugee from Syria stoops down in front of a metal shutter with a small ledge and unsheathes his instrument from its case a lute, which he bought a year ago to replace one that was smashed during his escape from his hometown of Qamishli.

On the stoop or standing in front of it were Count Basie, Lester Young, Gene Krupa, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Charles Mingus, Horace Silver, Sonny Rollins, Marian McPartland, Coleman Hawkins, Gerry Mulligan, Mary Lou Williams and 44 other musicians (along with children from the neighborhood).