Examples of using Stops here in English and their translations into Russian
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This stops here.
I think our story stops here.
It stops here.
The motor home stops here.
It stops here.
No one ever stops here.
This stops here and now!
And the energy signature stops here.
But it stops here.
The bus which runs between Palolem Beach resort andMargao city also stops here.
One set stops here.
After a kilometer, the dirt track meets a tank with potable water and stops here.
The buck stops here.
Well, it stops here, it stops now, and it stops with Drug-Free World and the Church of Scientology.
Article entitled“Lykabettus 9- The Midnight Express stops here” in the newspaper Ethnos, 2 June 1996.
The bus stops here are two buses tall.
As a rolling public library bookmobile will turn around Holmsjön with stops here and there in the villages.
But that stops here and now!
Then, He makes samāna arise, by balancing the flow of apāna andprāṇa in the area of the navel the breathing process stops here.
Greed stops here.
He stops here, stops there, raises unseeing eyes to this street poster, that man dressed in brown, those millions of shadowy humans;
What if she stops here on the way to school?
He stops here, stops there, raises unseeing eyes to this street poster, that man dressed in brown, those millions of shadowy humans;
About one train a day stops here, at 5 in the morning for the dockers.
He stops here, stops there, raises unseeing eyes to this street poster, that man dressed in brown, those millions of shadowy humans; he is no longer even a thought, not even a feeling: he is one step removed from himself, from the something that stirs, goes up and down, relays thoughts and feelings and memories and desires, and runs like a well-oiled clock- wound up since when?
The sightseeing path stops here, but not the marvels of the New Athos Cave.
He stops here, stops there, raises unseeing eyes to this street poster, that man dressed in brown, those millions of shadowy humans; he is no longer even a thought, not even a feeling: he is one step removed from himself, from the something that stirs, goes up and down, relays thoughts and feelings and memories and desires, and runs like a well-oiled clock-- wound up since when?
The fresh fish supply never stops here, whereas the people of Agios Pavlos are kind and hospitable.
A large man-of-war, French, stopped here on the 10th, then headed south.
Let's stop here.