Sentence examples for stops next to from inspiring English sources
While I'm doing this, a deep-green sports car — a Maserati, as it happens — comes around the corner and stops next to my car.
It's the kind of place you might call "charming" until the third time the lady in front of you stops next to the pomegranates, jujubes or prickly pears, blocking the aisle with her cart to greet her friend with a kiss on each cheek and five minutes of pleasantries.
A car stops next to the trio and they enter it.
The Metro-North Railroad train that stops next to Fordham University's front gate, at East Fordham Road and Third Avenue, is even quicker: about 20 minutes to Grand Central Terminal, with dozens of stops in the other direction in Westchester and Connecticut.
As I labored away, to my consternation, a police car stopped next to me.
Qayum told the driver to stop next to a large family cemetery.
The car swung to the side and stopped next to the hotel.
Occasionally, passersby would stop next to Miaomiao and kick her in the shins to see if she was alive.
Standing at the curb at 46th Street, an Indian man stopped next to him and did a double-take.
They both ran diagonally across the street, Wilson recalled, and Brown eventually stopped next to a light pole.
They wandered up Broadway to 46th Street, stopped next to a newsstand and began laying out their celebrity portraits.
