Sentence examples for stop and view from inspiring English sources

So we planned a trip to Williamsburg and planned to stop and view the house.

Prohibited trucks, bicycles, pedestrians and those who wish to stop and view the scenery must take the longer and steeper climb and descent of the older U.S. Highway 6 across Loveland Pass, 834 feet higher at 11992 feet above sea level.

If a certain part (or some part of the instructions) confuses you, stop and view the finished product on the box; you don't want to put things together backwards or upside-down!

The highlight should stop and the "View" option should disappear.

To stop and enjoy the view, grab an outcropping of rock or another diver and hang on — if you can.

It takes so long to get the hang of it, the slipping, sliding and starting over, that by the time we're old enough to know that the climb is everything, the whole story, the destination doesn't matter, we're tired enough to let wisdom in, to move efficiently, thoughtfully, to finally stop and enjoy the view along the way.

But Jolla isn't about to stop and admire the view.

I know people who work like crazy on sales and marketing, only to finally crest the wave, stop and enjoy the view.

Once they have shown a disrespectful attitude towards you on several occasions, this should be sufficient warning to you that they're not going to stop and that their view of you is always going to be unfriendly and unkind.

This framing made me consider where a setting or scene stopped and a view began: what determined the borders or threshold of a view to the left and right, up and down, depth-wise?

By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, September 3, 1932 P. 17 Mr. North, clutching his newspaper, pursued the bus from the sign at which it promised to stop to the spot, half a block further downtown, at which it did stop, and climbed abroad... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.