Examples of using "Stop" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stop, stop, stop! [grunts] Wow.
Stop!
Stop! Thief!
I said stop.
Stop! Don't come in!
So right, okay, stop.
My technique is hitchhiking.
The policemen said to them, "Stop."
I know when to say when.
I don't like hitchhiking.
Yanni hitchhikes.
I don't like hitchhiking.
I hitched a ride with her.
We must stop incitement of the weak.
Tom and Mary are hitchhiking.
A stop sign in Japan has 3 sides, whereas a stop sign in the U.S. has 8 sides.
Why hitchhiking? Because you meet people.
Tom didn't see the stop sign.
- Please stop.
- Please, stop.
We flew nonstop from Osaka to Los Angeles.
When Tom stopped for a stop sign, his engine stalled.
Press the brake pedal to turn on your brake lights.
The policemen said to them, "Stop."
He didn't see the stop sign and almost hit the child crossing the street.
Due to the regularity of the language, speaking Esperanto gives you the feeling of driving on a freeway because all hindrances have been removed. Grammatical exceptions in national languages act like stop signs on the brain and make you feel that you're driving in city traffic.