Sentence examples for stop to leave from inspiring English sources

She remembers him walking to the bus stop to leave.

There were just 12.4 seconds on the clock, and all his team needed was one last defensive stop to leave the Miami Heat in pieces once again.

After the last men got their sandwiches at Military Park, Mr. Baker drove Ms. Hines to Newark Penn Station, with a quick stop to leave some food with one of her regulars, a man sleeping within a mountain of blankets at the entrance to an office building on Raymond Boulevard.

"It gave me the strength to say no," she says, "I could tell the voices to stop, to leave me alone, and pretty much they have".

Alonso looked like he might have a chance of leap-frogging Rosberg at the first stops, only for a slow stop to leave him stuck behind Paul Di Resta's Force India when he needed clear air to benefit fully.

Mourners had already stopped to leave flowers in the front yard.

Seema Agarwal, from the central district of Alwarpet, said she had seen many angry people queuing at bus stops to leave town.

They had prime real estate between the main conference area and private meeting rooms, and heads of state, business executives, Nobel Laureates and rock stars strolled by and stopped to leave a video.

On Wednesday night, people stopped to leave notes, flowers and candles along the ground and covering the window of the shop, now run by his daughter, Sylvia.

As for Murphy, that full stop seems to leave him a little bereft.

The word "diakopes" (holidays) in Greek means "to stop" -- to leave the quick paced, oblivious-to-everything lifestyle behind and take in the aromas, the air, the sounds, the feeling... to really experience.