stops

"They agreed to meet at the bus stop."

"That stop was not planned."

"The fallen tree was one of the major stops on the road, making the drive very slow. "

"door stop"

"The phonetics lesson covered the difference between fricatives and stops, like the sounds "p," "t," and "k." "

""The teacher reminded the students to use stops like commas and periods to make their sentences clear." "

"The organ is loudest when all the stops are pulled."

"The flute player covered the stops to change the sound. "

"The tennis player was known for her deceptive stops that barely cleared the net. "

"The vet examined the bulldog's stops, noting how deep the depressions were above its nose. "

"The camera's lens has a special stops that helps control the brightness of the photos during the sunny school field trip. "

"To capture the sunset's bright colors, the photographer adjusted the camera's settings by two stops, effectively doubling the amount of light reaching the sensor. "

"The photographer adjusted the f-stop to control the amount of light entering the camera. "

"The camera lens uses several stops to control the amount of light and reduce unwanted glare around the edges of the image. "

"The fencer practiced the stops repeatedly, perfecting the precise movements needed to deflect his opponent's blade. "

"I stopped at the traffic lights."

"Soon the rain will stop."

"The sight of the armed men stopped him in his tracks."

"One of the wrestlers suddenly stopped fighting."

"The referees stopped the fight."

"He stopped the wound with gauze."

"To achieve maximum depth of field, he stopped down to an f-stop of 22."

"My family stops at a local diner for breakfast on the way to the beach every summer. "

"The guitarist stops the string at the fifth fret to play a specific note. "

""She stops her writing with a period at the end of each sentence." "

"The mechanic stopped the leak in the garden hose. "

"After milking the cow, she carefully carried the stops, full of fresh milk, into the farmhouse. "