Sentence examples for stops to show from inspiring English sources
We're a half-hour into our first hike, in a place called Martin Valley, about 7,500 feet above sea level, when our guide stops to show us something.
"This is what they call freedom," declares a soldier who stops to show us improvised artillery pieces wrapped in cling film and packed with explosives.
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As the characters' physical perceptions melt into one another, Shaw pulls out the stops to show us what that blurring of identity could mean.
Two years ago, no police department in the country collected sufficiently detailed records of traffic stops to show whether officers were targeting minority drivers.
Pharmaceutical giant Zeneca has been pulling out the stops to show that its planned merger with Sweden's Astra is a winning combination.
He stopped to show her his new Grand Prix, and she asked him if he wanted to smoke some cocaine.
On the way, Fuller stopped to show me a small graveyard — three headstones in a neatly fenced plot.
Often the cameras stop to show pictures of the patients before, when they were happy and whole, and these ordinary snapshots take on layers of poignancy and meaning.
Ms. Coleman emerged from the voting booth and stopped to show a reporter her hands, blistered and raw from hours spent ripping up wet carpet in her home.
He offered up a couple of treatment options, then stopped to show me a new medical app on his electronic tablet.
