Sentence examples for stopping into town from inspiring English sources
"I knew I had an excess of kinetic energy, yet I was stopping into town to buy batteries," he said.
Important people stopped into town to eulogize the dead miners using metaphors from the trade center.
"People stopped coming into town to shop and business went away," the deputy mayor, Gadi Shimon, said as he stood beside a duck pond in the city park where the bomber struck.
Went into hills for fishing trip after trial and on way back stopped in town.
Harold Ohls, a stranger in a Southwestern town stops into a restaurant on a rainy night.
By Frederick Barthelme The New Yorker, October 26 , 1981P. 52 Harold Ohls, a stranger in a Southwestern town stops into a restaurant on a rainy night.
(The only hotel there today is the Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa, a large, family-style hotel built in the 1980s by Lord McAlpine, an eccentric Englishman who turned Broome from a "backabeyond" stop into a tourist-worthy town).
The village was in a little valley; Hanwell swooned round the bends and rolled into town, stopping at the village green, which was all the village there was.
The convoy went only a short distance into town, stopping at the mayor's office for tea, and did not venture into the tough neighborhoods where the Americans had fought insurgents.
Stop into local bank branches.
