Sentence examples for stopped in on from inspiring English sources

On the way in to this little French town called St.-Avold, we saw a sign that said 'American cemetery.' We stopped in on a whim, and it turns out there are more Americans buried there from the Second World War than any other place in Europe.

The widow, Frances Friedman of the Upper West Side, had stopped in on a lark for a horoscope reading one day, but returned to speak to Ms. Adams about everything from her husband's death to the new rash on her granddaughter's face.

Ben's Chili Bowl, in the midst of the burgeoning U Street NW neighbourhood, has been at the heart and soul of DC politics and its black community for a half-century, and a must-stop for every aspiring local leader – and was one of the first places in Washington that Barack Obama stopped in on after becoming president.

A group of teenagers had stopped in on their way home from school, eager to gobble up Western Bacon Cheeseburgers — one boy called it his "before-dinner snack".

The former SNL star stopped in on Letterman on Monday and gave a pretty well deconstructed look at how one develops an impersonation of Charlie Sheen.

Recently, I stopped in on Jeb -- and Janet again.

Q: Any restaurants you stop in on your way to the beach?

A police officer stops in on his break, places an order and looks around.

Mr. Obama is sure to stop in on Monday, whether or not he has any business to conduct.

When I stop in on Sunday morning, a double baptism is being performed and the pews are filled with young families.

At a Wells branch in San Francisco, customer Edward Winger stops in on a recent day to complain about a bounced check.