Sentence examples for stops of the from inspiring English sources

Most of the people who attend Resurrection Williamsburg, which actually meets at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, live within a few subway stops of the church.

Here they seem extravagant and bold, yet they also resemble large bolts of fabric, unrolled, with the starts and stops of the printer creating trompe l'oeil folds.

Gangi, in one of the first stops of the day, launched his body in front of a bicyclist who was freewheeling down the sidewalk.

On the tunnel walls between some stops of the Beijing subway, video advertisements move at the same speed as the train, vying for riders' attention with televisions, also showing ads, inside the subway cars.

Vettel got away just ahead of Button to return to the track in the virtual lead, as he waited for other drivers ahead of him to make their pit stops of the race.

After an exchange about Mott Haven, a particularly crime-prone neighborhood, the inspector suggested that the police needed to conduct street stops of the people creating "the most problems" there.

Weapons were seized in 1.0percentt of the stops of blacks, 1.1percentt of the stops of Hispanics, and 1.4percent of the stops of whites.

Buzzword for destinations that have rapidly and unmistakably become the must-stops of the moment, as in, "What do you mean you haven't been to Cartagena?

The stop of the game, however, came from Loris Karius.

But the first stop of the morning was the Fitzroy river.

Along the coast came the first open rest stop of the trip.