Sentence examples for stop someplace from inspiring English sources

"At some point the buck has to stop someplace".

"You decide it has to stop someplace," he said.

"Well, we have to stop someplace," he said.

Later, when I finally popped the big question — "Oh, can we stop someplace that sells maps?" — she swept her hand to include the driver, the state-supplied videographer and her assistant, and said: We are your map.

He said that it was lunch-time and that if they went out then, they would have to stop someplace for lunch, whereas if they had lunch sent up to the room, they might save time.

Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman wrote "Angel of Death" after reading books about Nazi physician Josef Mengele while on tour with the band: "I remember stopping someplace where I bought two books on Mengele.

"What is especially strange about it is you have so many people from the city who are used to going out to dinner or stopping in someplace to have a glass of wine and watch someone or a group perform," she added.

I asked him to send me a postcard from every time he stopped and was near someplace.

You could stop thinking you should move someplace that was less ovenlike — it was only 56 on Wednesday in a different Brooklyn, a neighborhood of Portland, Ore.

Through a camera's lens or to a casual visitor, it looked like a fairy-tale village and a Hobbit's Shire, with a munchkin-size mill and dozens of brightly painted Hobbit hole homes, each with a circular front door and most with itty-bitty chimneys and the mossy look of someplace you might stop to rest.

Listening to the third verse of "Simple Twist of Fate" never fails to make me stop in wonder: A saxophone someplace far off played As she was walking on by the arcade As the light burst through a beat-up shade Where he was waking up She dropped a coin into the cup Of a blind man at the gate And forgot about a simple twist of fate.