Sentence examples for will be one stop from inspiring English sources

Ms. Blell's backyard will be one stop on four rival garden tours all scheduled (inadvertently) to take place in the Hamptons this weekend.

It'll be one-stop shopping for apparel buyers.

If you're really lucky, it'll be one-stop shopping.

At this rate there will be a disproportionate number of innocent young people in London whose childhood experience will be one of stop and search.

Who will prevail, and whether there will be one more stop in the bronze's long journey, will probably be decided in the coming months.

If a decent Republican Party one day rises from the devastation Paul Ryan practically invited Donald Trump to inflict, it will be one that has stopped legislating for an imaginary world of self-financing tax cuts, having rediscovered and realigned with the basic interests of aging and working-class white suburban and rural American voters.

"This could be the only catalyst to improve the community". The Chinatown stop will be one of 14 on the Pasadena Blue Line when it opens sometime after 1998, MTA officials said.

Or hop on your bike and join the DIA Art Bike Ride to hear our students' "Lost Mother" performance poem, discovered by reflecting "Mother and Child" by Solomon Irein Wangobie that will be one of the DIA stops on Belle Isle, Sunday, Sept. 22.

That is a great commitment, but it has no direct connection to the question of whether the future we create will be one in which terrorists either stop or continue to attack us.

McKenzie will be one of the keys to stopping Rutgers's Ray Rice, who ran for 196 yards and 3 touchdowns Saturday in a 38-14 victory at Syracuse.

Indeed, Wambach's legacy will be one of a player who stopped at nothing to win and continually pushed herself to the limit.