There he stopped and waited, and in a moment a baritone voice on the other side of the wall took up the song: "Come ope the west port and let us go free To follow the bonnets of Bonnie Dundee!
Then he stopped and cast a searching look all about them, carefully scanning the canyon before and behind them and its walls above their heads.
Good Lord," he said, and then he stopped and hesitated so long that Tuttle looked up to see what was the matter.
We had scarcely passed the corner of the street, however, and entered one somewhat more narrow and less frequented, when mademoiselle, who was riding behind me, stopped and called to me.
At the foot of the hill, however, I stopped and, letting Mademoiselle pass on, detained M.
When I had gone ten paces past the turning, however, I stopped and, gazing about me, began to take in my surroundings as fast as I could.
After riding about ten miles or so I came to a nice little brook, and there being fine grass, I stopped and let my horse feed for an hour or more.
We traveled until dark, when westopped and built up a big fire.
As soon as we were on open ground we stopped andbuilt a fire and dried our clothing, for we were as wet as drowned rats.
When he got too close for us to throw at him any more we stopped and then we saw he was crying.
Then hestopped and looked, because between him and the shore was a wide open space--no ice, nothing but water.
He came up the stairs far enough to see into the hayloft, then he stopped and when we saw him he came on up.
When he had gone along Main Street almost to the old Richmond place he stopped and picking up a stone rushed off to the room in the bell tower.
At last he stopped and knocked at a door on a dark landing.
On his way to the business district the next morning, he stopped and bought a blank book and a pencil, and wherever he cleaned a sign or a railing that day, he tried to make a regular engagement to keep the brasses in good condition.
At the door hestopped and looked at her, tried to speak but could not, and so went away without a word.
He came up to me slow like, and, when 'e stopped and asked me about the rheumatics, the broom shook in my 'and.
Sam was just going to answer 'em back, when he stopped and began to smile instead.
Twice I stopped and spoke to 'er, but it was no good.
He raised his eyes at the mention of the architect's name; and when he had gone on a few yards, stopped and gazed at them.
He settled a lot of the notes on his father, when it was ascertained that they was really stopped and sent 'em over with a dutiful letter.
When a figure came upon the landing, and arriving in the doorway, stopped and gazed at him, he rose up from his chair, and half believed he saw a spirit.
After he had arranged them he stopped and looked at them with a satisfied air.
When he got to Library Street, he stopped and surveyed it critically.
Then he stopped and hummed a tune that wound up with the words: "I believe in all the people 'Tis through them we shall be blest.
He stopped and looked at me with a defiant stare that was quite visible now.
Said if I tried to take Her with me they'd have us stopped and take an action against me for abduction.
He stopped and looked at me with an appeal in his face that begged contradiction.
Then hestopped and pointed, and I saw a small circle of burnt grass upon the ground.
A few feet away it stopped and began to smile and blink its eyes.
We stopped and loaded, and then running on got close up to the beast, to run no risk of hitting the dog, and fired.
Suddenly he stopped and looked at us, the tears starting into his eyes.
He slowed down as we approached; I tip-toed in sympathy; and when only a few yards off he stopped and beckoned me on, and as I came abreast he raised his hand in warning and pointed into the reeds.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stopped and" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
