1
When she stops telling her story, the vacuuming stops too.
2
Clara's steps falter and she stops too.
3
To my surprise he stops too.
4
Then there's a bigger splash, a brief squeal worse than the earlier ones, and the snuffling stops too.
5
Sir stops too and eases long enough to smile, a soft, truly relieved pull that fills me with comfort.
6
The hunter stops too.
7
Why is breathing so necessary to life that it lasts practically as long as life does, and when it stops , life stops too?
8
She could pass for a stewardess in Arras except her skirt stops too short, revealing more of her lengthy legs than I'm used to.
9
It stops too soon; yet his eye feeds upon the outline of a cheek not too full, yet promising of beauty, like hope of Paradise.