Examples of using "Fermò" in a sentence and their english translations:
He stopped it.
She stopped it.
- Tom stopped.
- Tom stopped himself.
Mary stopped.
He stopped her.
At last, the bus stopped.
The train came to a smooth stop.
He stopped.
She stopped herself.
Everything stopped.
She put on the brakes and the car stopped.
Just then, the bus stopped.
She didn't stop him.
Suddenly, she stopped and looked around.
- The clock has stopped.
- The clock stopped.
Mary stopped.
Tom stopped.
Tom stayed there for several days.
The car didn't stop.
The horse stopped and wouldn't move.
Tom stopped the car and turned off the engine.
The train stopped because of the storm.
- He stopped to smoke.
- He stopped for a smoke.
She stopped to smoke.
No taxi stopped.
- He stopped to smoke.
- He stopped for a smoke.
- Tom stopped the engine.
- Tom killed the engine.
- Tom stalled the engine.
The motor stopped.
The noise stopped.
Tom didn't stop Mary.
The police stopped Tom.
Tom stopped the truck.
This man comes and stops right next to us,
That didn't stop me.
He did not stop his car at the red light.
- The bus stopped, but no one got out.
- The bus stopped, but nobody got off.
On the right, Belisarius’ flanking attack finally stopped the Persian heavy cavalry juggernaut.
Our train stopped suddenly.
Tom stopped to look around.
The elevator stopped on the second floor.
She stopped to smoke a cigarette.
Sami's heart stopped.
A black SUV pulled up in front of the hotel.
So, that kind of stops everything, but somehow I didn’t realize like,
The train stopped for a moment.
The train stopped because of the storm.
The music stopped.
He stopped in many towns and cities to make speeches.
The bus stopped in every village.
Tom stopped at a pharmacy to get some medicine.
Tom stopped over in Boston for three days on his way to Australia.
The police detained several suspects for questioning.
They came to a large stone, and here the old fellow stopped, looked carefully round, gave a sharp whistle, and stamped three times on the ground with his left foot. Suddenly there appeared under the stone a secret door, which led to what looked like the mouth of a cave.
When a thunderstorm suddenly came out of the blue, she jumped abruptly out of the hammock and ran headlong into the house where she stopped short, remembering suddenly that she had no lightning rod, and because she realized at once that this sudden onrush of a thunderstorm could end her life before she could say Jack Robinson, she became sore afraid.
Then, this child of fourteen years learned, as in a homework, that which we hide to maidens until their wedding night. She flipped through the drawings of the anatomy book, those superb drawings of a bloody reality. She paused upon each organ, understanding the most secret of them, those upon which is built the shame of men and women.