1.   Tell a story set in the past and decide where you will stop to let the class take over.

2.   A lasting memory is stopping for folks in a crosswalk and watching the doubletakes as they pause to ogle this unusual vehicle that has stopped to let them cross.

3.   But drivers all over town follow the Branson courtesy of stopping to let another vehicle join the traffic.

4.   Moments earlier, witnesses told police, a car full of young men had stopped to let Shanelle and two cousins cross Tennyson Street, where Shanelle lived.

5.   More people were crowding into the stairwell, though they stopped to let burn victims pass.

6.   The truckers are the only ones who stop to let me cross.

7.   Thinking he was thirsty, I stopped to let him lap water out of the bucket.

8.   We rode along beside the black slash of the Yampa River that cut through the flat, white-blanketed valley and stopped to let the horses rest.

9.   Young boys kicking a soccer ball against a ninth-century stone tower stopped to let us pass.

10.   An Iraqi personnel carrier stopped to let ducks cross the two-lane road.