Sentence examples for stops of his from inspiring English sources

The cheering throngs welcoming him to Tanzania were much larger and louder than those he saw on the first two stops of his trip.

By the end of their association, during which the duplicitous tycoon simply became known as "Daddy", Holt could play the stops of his gargantuan ego so expertly that his family were said to have spoken of her "hold" over him.

Mr. Obama, who arrived in Tanzania on Monday to cheering throngs much larger and louder than those he saw on the first two stops of his weeklong trip to the continent, Senegal and South Africa, acknowledged how drastically the continent had changed since his visit to Ghana four years ago.

On the major stops of his spontaneous but inspired itinerary across northeastern Italy - Torbole and Malcesine on Lake Garda, Verona, Vicenza, Padua and Venice - the late summer and autumn of 1986 is punctuated by Goethe-related lectures, symposiums, art exhibits, recitals and symphonies.

Platonov's bear "denounces" kulaks by stopping outside a hut and roaring; in the late 1920s an ethnographer working in the province of Kaluga recorded the belief that "a clean home, outside which a bear stops of his own accord, not going in but refusing to budge – that home is an unhappy home".

The former secretary of state held 11 campaign events over three visits to Kentucky in the two weeks leading up to its primary and was heavily supported by her husband Bill, who made half a dozen campaign stops of his own in a state that twice voted for him as president.

Jackson, Mississippi, was the first stop of his Southern swing.

He arrived in Tokyo yesterday, the first stop of his trip.

Mr. Obama called Mr. Morsi from Tanzania, the last stop of his weeklong African trip.

Indeed, Mr. Pence is drawing attention to abuses in North Korea at every stop of his Asia trip.

HENNIKER, N.H. — At every stop of his latest trip to New Hampshire, John Hickenlooper got the same question.