Sentence examples for stranger also from inspiring English sources

But the most exciting thing is connecting with a stranger – also on Twitter – who is in the carriage ahead of me.

At this period, Sartre's name was linked with that of Albert Camus, then editor in chief of Combat, whose novel L'Étranger (1942; The Stranger, also published as The Outsider) explored similar issues of the social attribution of identity.

Next Week: Nicholas Barber tries not to get his hopes up before seeing Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger Also Showing: 13/03/2011 The Resident (91 mins, 15) A doctor (Hilary Swank) rents an apartment in an otherwise empty New York building, but comes to suspect that she's being spied on.

Perfect Stranger also features a female vocalist, a young singer called Katy B, and here the skittering rhythm recalls nothing so much as 1992 chart-rave favourite Let Me Be Your Fantasy by Baby D (you know, the girl from Over the Rainbow's mum).

The song is reminiscent and a musical descendant of her 1999 single, "Beautiful Stranger", also produced by William Orbit, as cited by the majority of music critics.

The Stranger also travels to Tay, the Age of the Moiety (rebellious Rivenese under the leadership of Catherine who are attempting to end Gehn's tyrannical rule), and the "233rd Age", Gehn's personal sanctuary, where the Stranger meets Gehn himself.

Earlier studies suggested that prayer by strangers also seemed to help heart patients.

The Strangers also sank their teeth into standards by Bob Wills and Lefty Frizzell and a merry version of "Milk Cow Blues".

But in true everyone-must-work-together fashion, it takes more than just Peter, his father and a ladder to get there; neighbors and strangers also pitch in, and Peter must walk the ends of the earth in his effort.

Altruistic strangers also offer parts, but this is rare.Living-donor rates vary as widely as cadaveric ones, from near zero in some countries to more than 20 per 1m in others.

Mr. Baraka's set descriptions depict a 1960s pre-air-conditioning subway — "in the flying underbelly of the city steaming hot" — but they could easily pass for the baths, an ambiguously public place where strangers also come to sit next to one another for a while for a common purpose.