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Sure enough, a few days later when I stopped by his shack, he presented me with a cicada and a little packet of cicada food.

About a week ago I stopped over at her apartment and directly and confidently asked her out for dinner -- in front of her roommate no less!

I feel if I stopped cleaning the toilet one day it would be a bad sign, and I'd let myself go more and more till I was desperate.

When I was doing the latter two tasks for an hour or two at a time, the battery ran down so slowly for me that I stopped thinking about it.

You were what I wanted but it never seemed like you wanted me so I guess because of that, I stopped wanting you.

Fan went door when I stopped and watched the door has collapsed yesterday, reminds me of that war, that the market for Fan Daughter of war.

And then the police brought you back from the cemetery and you looked at us with those dull, indifferent eyes, and I stopped making excuses.

I might have told him the secret, but i stopped when it just at my lips.

Then I fell face down in the bottom of the boat. I was asleep before I stopped moving. . .

At this point, I stopped looking and got off at my station, feeling sorry for the boy.

But he looked so different from his usual look that I stopped a moment to stare at him.

I stopped by his mother: "Zou Bude road. " I do not believe it.

"I believe that the power of nature can cure chronic diseases, so I stopped treatment after the surgery, " he said.

Finally I saw an energetic looking individual, with a derby, heading toward me. I stopped him to ask the way to the refectory .

After I stopped talking and started doing, I got out of debt quicker than I thought possible.

The idea puzzled me so much that I stopped for a few seconds to try to make it out.

It was on the tip of my tongue to call him a liar, but I stopped myself just in time.

I stopped and picked it up, and realized that I had been worrying and fretting in my mind about things I cannot change.

I stopped in front of the jewelry just to have a look. I had not the least intention of buying anything.

I thought it was interesting so I stopped and looked at it.

Already this was more than I could bear to know so I stopped knowing.

When I stopped and turned round, my eyes fell on an old woman at her cottage door smiling at me, a bunch of flowers in her arms.

I stopped for a moment and thought about it because my wife wouldn't email me this unless something had provoked her to do so.

I stopped talking to allow them to ask the doctor their question, only to find out they had come in just to listen to my conversation.

Before I took the train back to Tokyo, I stopped at a ramen shop, an open-air stand with a few tiny tables set on raised tatami mats.

This past Sunday my curiosity got the best of me, so I stopped jogging and walked over to her.

I hate the fact that you wouldnt notice if I stopped trying to talk to you.

After a while I stopped trying to discover the sender's name and just delighted in the beautiful white flower in soft pink paper.

I stopped on the bridge and leaned over the railings, gazing, unseeing, into the water, trying to get a grip on myself.

This idea puzzled me so much that I stopped for a few seconds to try to make it out.

And whenever I saw woolen products advertised, I stopped to see what was on offer.

It's as if I stopped maturing and just started faking it after age fourteen.

Yet whenever I stopped by his hospital bed-side, he was surrounded by visitors from his church, singing and praying.

It was lonely for a day or so until one morning some man, more recently arrived than I, stopped me on the road.

That got me thinking that it's been a while since I stopped washing my hair with shampoo.

I stopped for a moment and thought about it because my wife wouldn't email me this unless something had driven her to do so.

I stopped and ran laps around a parking lot, and it was remarkable how much being cold affected my coordination.

I stopped and looked at the picture again. This time, I saw a fellow in a wheelchair trying to get my attention.

I stopped faster than I thought I would and nearly fell over, I grabbed the side of the swing set and spun around to face the back pasture.

I stopped drinking liquor as well because after drinking, instead of getting a hangover the next day, I immediately got a headache.

last night when I inspected the boys' dorm, I heard someone talking, when I stopped to see, all the boys pretended to be asleep.

I stopped aside for her to get in.

I stopped chatting with him when he got a little strange.

I was happy for a while and I stopped being scared and ashamed to say what's on my mind.

He made to speak, but I stopped him.

Trying to make a good impression, I stopped to talk.

He made to speak, but I stopped.

I stopped for a while after a doctor told me my knee sounded like an 80 year old's knee.

I stopped using the word "we" , and started to say what I really meant to say.

I was warm and I needed air. I stopped kicking for a bit and had another look at the ceiling. It was still the same.

I stopped handing out leaflets for Youth for Christ and began drinking coffee at the student union with a boy who was a published poet.

I stopped over in Bangkok twice but didn't have long enough to get the measure of the city or put it to much of a shade test.

I stopped, looked at the gray sky, I do not know why that was a little pain.

I stopped a moment and looked all around; then turned in the direction of the pear-tree.

I took off, but had gone only a few miles when black smoke poured from the back of my car. I stopped and wondered what I should do.

I stopped reading. Skyler had interrupted me, leaning back his head so he could look me in the eye.

For the last three years, since I stopped working as a television producer, I have done much of my work as a telecommuter.

Nope. While I was climbing the tree, a man saw me. It was his tree and he shouted at me. So I stopped climbing.

So I stopped by the computer store to give it a test run.

On the way, a young man waved to me. I stopped and he asked me for a lift.

In the run-up to the 2008 Olympics, I stopped in a men's room near the departure gates in the Beijing Capital Airport.

And I stopped teaching that course about a year ago.

Then I stopped crying. I stopped feeling sad and began to feel angry.

When I was about to turn left at the end of the hallway the chill disappeared and I stopped.

PM: I stopped eating meat at the age of fourteen after spending a few weeks on a farm.

I stopped by this but, I do not know why.

But I'm sure I stopped there, and that in their eyes I still looked like the man they had left.

Mark and I stopped on the terrace for a beer, and met the proprietor, Thomas Herr, whose family has owned the Adler for five generations.

One Monday morning, I stopped to talk to Gary. Gary pulled a picture of his 7-year-old daughter out of his wallet.

But I found your menu so limited that I stopped worrying and started advertising the benefits of my food.

I read him poems and stories, sometimes riddles--though I stopped reading those when I saw he was far better at solving them than I was.

Then, driving to New York for an IEEE Leadership Workshop, a few weeks ago, I stopped at a rest area in Connecticut.

I know it's one reason I stopped participating in hospital care for the last 10 years of my practice.

And so I stopped worrying about him and went back to worrying about myself.

About halfway between New York City and Chicago, I stopped for the night in a small town in Pennsylvania whose name I no longer remember.

Maybe one day in the noisy city, we pass, I stopped, stared at the positive backs away, tell yourself, the one I loved!

"I stopped looking because that feeling of being rejected again and again is hard, " she said.

Since then, I stopped pushing myself so hard, and stared to have some exercises to help release the stress, it was quite necessary.

And I stopped the blade, slicing the air as I pushed him away, letting him fall back to the street.

He had intended to tell you about it, but I stopped him.

Eventually I stopped fighting and decided to turn within and do a lot of soul searching, since I didn't have the energy to do much else.

I stopped the story there. Dr. Raeburn kept looking at me. "Then what happened? "

Jason Brill came in late and almost sat to me right, but luckily I stopped that from happening at the last second.

'You helped me all those years ago, Pip! Never forgotten it! 'He seemed to want to put his arms around me, but I stopped him.

Before: I stopped for breakfast on my way into work, usually for a giant orange juice and a bagel.

On our way to Idaho, Hillary, Chelsea, and I stopped for a few happy days in Montana, thanks largely to Governor Ted Schwinden.

I stopped for a bagel sandwich, the store was robbed and the police required everyone to stay for questioning.

Annie and I stopped and looked where Ginger was staring.

I used to smoke a packet a day but I stopped two years ago.

When I reached the doorway I stopped to take a look back down the hall.

One night after dinner with friends, I stopped at my studio and noticed Philippe's car parked outside.

Or maybe someone at the drugstore counter where I eat breakfast would notice if I stopped showing up.

Ever since swine flu had hit England I stopped taking Chloe to all the playgroups and most of the public cafes and department stores.

Today, while handing out business cards to promote my new dog grooming business, I stopped to talk to a potential client.

Oh yes, you would have told me, in a way, but I stopped you, I remember!

Because you and I stopped buying CDs, the music industry has shrunk, according to revenues and GDP.

After the wind, I stopped dancing, quietly standing there.

I stopped behind the last one, in the middle of a wide left-hand turn right.

and she was going to tell you until I stopped her.

Driver: you call me stop I stopped, did not obey traffic command?

I was eventually run out of the country, I stopped the works, for the protection of you.

The first time I stopped to talk to her, I was astonished at her soft voice and easy, gentle ways.

Not only did I avoid an ugly scene in front of the boys, I stopped myself from saying things I would have come to regret as well.

I stopped on the sidewalk to look in the case at my reflection.

Out of vanity I stopped to show him that, actually, I shave my head and have no worries in the follicular department.

I stopped to ask a friendly looking newspaper seller.

On running into a quiet place , I stopped to have a look at Kawaii .

I stopped short of laughing when he came in with that hair-cut.

But several others bored me to the extent that I stopped reading halfway through.

and I stopped the war when the three universities that I rehabilitation School time.

The next day Bill came home and said, I stopped saluting the flag.

For a few years, I played tennis during the summers. I stopped it.

I stopped briefly at the reception to pay my respects to Mrs. Obuchi and Keizos children, one of whom was in politics her-self.

After I decided to stop watching TV, I stopped catching new shows.

The moment I heard Mariah's songs, I stopped listening to Celine Dion and Whitney Houston.

I faced a choice when I stopped. 'Do I take a break, surge into a different gear?

I stopped being such a night owl and started getting up an hour before my kids.

After a while I stopped seeing Marion because I felt she was excessively biase in favor of rational, tasteful behavior.

Two weeks ago, I was walking along the street when I saw your attractive advertisement and I stopped into your shop.

I stopped him and said, "Damn boy, you are gonna really build some serious muscles with this pile of books everyday! "

I stopped my guest on the threshold and said, "Nay, wipe not your feet as you enter, but as you go out. "

For a long time I stopped meditating because I never felt that I could get my mind to stay quiet.

If I stopped at once , it would be all right, I think. But never got any exercise in my job so I went on working.

I stopped asking his advice; the experiences he drew from no longer seemed relevant to the decisions I had to make.

I stopped to pick it up, and they told me I had been chosen to receive the first McCarty Scholarship.

During the day, I stopped in at a large store. I saw a man walking the floor and asked him where I could see some red calico.

"Why in hell didn't you stay there and meet them, then? " I started to say, but I stopped.

I stopped him and said, 'Boy, you are gonna really build some serious muscles with this pile of books everyday!

Dance rehearsals can go on past midnight, but this time I stopped at ten.

I see. Yes, I stopped smoking and began to exercise.

To celebrate Teacher's Day and Mid-Autumn Day, my daughter and I stopped learning English for two days.

I was nearly run over a hundred times as I stopped halfway across streets to admire another sweep of avenue or calculated vista.

I stopped to talk with him.

'Ninety-nine percent of what I have is surplus. I stopped working for money many many decades ago, ' said Mr. Buffett.

Eight people had been killed the previous year within a mile of where I stopped.

I stopped for gas again at the next opportunity, almost fanatical in my intent to NOT run dry again.

All the pleasure drained away and I stopped getting the results I wanted.

And there was a game of baseball going on and it looked kind of interesting, so I stopped.

I stopped and he asked me for a lift.

They reminded me of twin jewels, but before I could choose, I stopped.

I stopped at the site did not speak.

only part of it. I stopped when that guy had his tongue down your throat.

I was on my way home yesterday and I stopped by Jeff's house for a microvisit.

Today, I stopped at the light when someone crashed on to my motorcycle making me fall.

When I got to the first floor I stopped.

I usually keep good notes, but I stopped taking notes after my third or fourth attempt failed.

I was looking around, thinking of what to buy, and I stopped to read the little cards on one of the Salvation Army's 'Giving Trees'.

I stopped slaughtering the pine cones instantly as I heard a noise rustling through the trees.

I stopped writing about my own feeling, I only write about objective things.

I stopped spending my weekends shopping for "things" to fill me up, buzzed on vodka at clubs, or gossiping with my girlfriends.

I stopped to have a joke with him about our work.

I stopped doing work that required me to do paperwork or admin work.

Driving through Southern California, I stopped at a roadside stand that sold fruit, vegetables and crafts.

I stopped my car under an overpass when dime-sized hail dropped from the sky.

the last time I climbed Mount Rainier, I stopped just short of the 14, 410-foot summit to drink some water.

I stopped to watch a flock of those big beautiful birds. They flew low over the water.

I stopped paying most of my bills. I turned in my letter of resignation, worked my two weeks, and then disappeared without saying goodbye.

I stopped printing digital photos many years ago, and I recently paid a service to scan my shoeboxes of old pictures.

I stopped using a pick when I realized I could play more complex music using all five of my fingers.

I stopped blaming myself and wondered what made you so attractive to me. I observed, close and careful.

i stopped talking with him.

I was afraid that my understanding of the reading might be wrong, so I stopped talking in the classroom.

I stopped in an Apple computer store in Chicago which is opening up new vistas on its latest technology to people .

I stopped dead in my tracks, looked around me, and put the suitcase down on the dirt road.

I stopped and opened the door and asked the man, "Need a ride? "

I stopped at the flower shop to pick out a bouquet.

The next day, I stopped by again to hug my friend goodbye and give the girls meager gifts of Skittles and coloring books.

My wife and I stopped going to parks and matinees .

stealing money on a bus and then I stopped to call 110.

I stopped playing the guitar, I found a ranch with a beautiful trout stream in Montana, and I moved there from Southern California.

I stopped the car by the side of the road and got out.

"It wasn't until I stopped marketing and focused solely on trading that everything turned around very quickly, " says Mr Hung.

I stopped walking. I was standing still in the street, my eyes were looking at her, following her movement.

What would happen if I stopped doing them?

On my way home, I stopped off at a bar and was handed a warm beer.

I stopped there. I was sure that he would have been very thorough.

I hesitated for a moment. Then I stopped my car, got out, and helped her move the plywood.

At fifteen I stopped scowling, I desired my dust to be mingled with yours.

I stopped constantly, drinking water, resting in shade, doing whatever I could to press on.

I stopped, for there was a sudden stillness.

I stopped a car on the banks of the Oka and thought about those banners and about why they seemed different in Nizhny than at home.

I stopped to have a yarn with him.

I stopped to have a joke with him.

I stopped and helped her bring them up the stairs into her apartment.

Taking screenshots and changing file names is kind of a pain in the neck, so I stopped at 11. Kind of a lazy move, I know.

After a long tiring day at work, I stopped at a restaurant nearby for a quick meal.

Sadly I walked away. All at once I stopped short. There must be another way.

I stopped working immediately and flew to the United States to have a series of operations.

I stopped taking the shots the day I found out I was pregnant, two years later.

I stopped playing football because my work had a prior claim on my time.

I bet if I stopped cooking, you'd call Marci.

SUSAN: Oh, god. Uh, I. . . stopped and I got this, uh. I am just so sorry for this.

I stopped worrying and started advertising the benefits of my food.

I stopped and asked what the hell he was doing up there at a time like that.

I bet if I stopped cooking you'd call Marcy.

Since then I stopped crying but I haven't stopped missing my dad.

Sometimes the determining factor for when I stopped was not my physical capacity, but daylight hours.

About two minutes later I stopped a car passing by and took the old man to the nearest hospital.

I look cool, right? But I don't like them. So I stopped wearing them.

I stopped a little way off and studied the small group of mourners.

Later, after l had learned the value of letting go of control, I stopped offering Brandon advice or even making suggestions.

I stopped her and put a five-sou piece into her hand .

One day I stopped to let a school bus turn onto a side road.

the (w) home home from school, I stopped by the supermarket to get some things for dinner.

I stopped, breathless, and already a little ashamed of myself.

I stopped her from telling it to her friends.

Some friends and I stopped at an ice-cream parlour.

I stopped at what looked like another estate agent to goggle more, but it wasn't an estate agent.

After an hour of watching this rep I stopped him and asked a simple question.

Today, I stopped to chat with the office janitor like I do every Monday morning on my way into work.

One day I stopped to let a school bus turn onto the said road.

When he stopped playing, I stopped watching.

Suddenly, a lady run towards me and said photos not allowed. I stopped.

It's more that I stopped following trends when I realized I could make anything in the world I wanted.

i was watching TV just now. When i heard my mother came into the room, i stopped to read my book.

I stopped at an old log hotel to quench a desert thirst.

In the first building where I stopped, a light was burning brightly in a classroom.

As soon as I stopped calling myself Debbie, I felt more comfortable with myself . . . and other people started to take me more seriously.

I learned that when I stopped giving, I literally 'clogged up' all the good that God had in store for me.

him cheating, I stopped buying things there and started dealing with another shop.

After a shopping expedition, my friend Gina and I stopped in a local bar for a drink.

I stopped the waitress from serving me food and told her that my money had been stolen.

I stopped thinking of you as my master quite some ago.

On the way I stopped to take photographs of many interesting animals.

I stopped being a freeloader at home since my college graduation .

On the way back to Washington, I stopped in Cape Cod to visit Tommy Caplan and Jim Moore, who had also been at Kits wedding.

I stopped, and he came up breathless.

I stopped worrying altogether about the marring of the new and glowing world.

I stopped for a moment to listen.

On the way home from Texas I stopped in Hope to see Buddy and Ollie and visit the graves of my father and grandparents.

After about 15 seconds I stopped and said to the audience, "Anyone who is still listening to me, please raise your hand. "

I stopped wanting to bring home any management lessons from China at all.

I became rather flabby after I stopped playing football regularly.

I stopped. Even after having told this to countless patients, I still had trouble.

On my way home from work, I stopped at a telephone box and called her.

In that second I stopped to question almost everything I had been taught about the past.

B Oh, I'm retired now. I stopped to work a few years ago.

Today, my 12-year-old son, Sean, and I stopped by the nursing home together for the first time in several months.

Later, finally on my way to talk to Dan about my pregnancy, I stopped by Mike's cubicle.

I became rather flabby after I stopped doing exercises regularly.

In February of this year I stopped taking freelance work and started working fulltime for Eden.

I sold an item through eBay but it got lost in the mail, so I stopped by my local post ffice and asked them to track it down.

I stopped studying English systematically from then on.

Listing 1 shows the list of Web applications that I stopped using in the above command.

That afternoon Idid more trade stuck there in the snow than when I stopped at the proper stopping places and chimed my arrival.

To begin, I stopped accumulating Stuff and started to track my spending.

But as I approached the steep drop-off, I stopped and froze.

At last I'd had enough. I stopped. I turned. "LEAVE ME ALONE! " I stomped my foot angrily.

I stopped talking to her friends.

I stopped smoking for the sake of my health.