用“stoplight”造句大全，stoplight造句

Holly waited at a stoplight, impatient for the signal to change.

Only pull the emergency brake when you park the car. Never pull the emergency break at a stoplight.

As he watched, a pickup truck followed the van through the stoplight and slid sideways into the van, pinning the woman between the vehicles.

A buddy of mine was in his car, stopped at a stoplight, staring at a hot woman walking through the crosswalk.

The stoplight had changed to green. She drove on, trying desperately to keep her mind from speculating about his death: The Chris-Craft rocking unsteadily in the turbulent grayAtlantic .

Don't jump a stoplight.

Walk until you get to the second stoplight.

The power of the stoplight to control traffic seems to be waning everywhere.

The house is about a mile past the first stoplight. They walked past the memorial in silence.

Canadian's Main Street (with one stoplight) now has the Cattle Exchange steakhouse and a restored movie theater with a digital sound system.

Now in a stoplight, it only has three, one is tempted to say, variables plainly differing from each other: red, yellow and green we have two ways of thinking about the red light.

He gunned his motor at the stoplight.

Keep going straight and turn at the first stoplight.

Some driver jumped the stoplight and some people crossed the street as they hadn't seen the red light.

Enzo was riding the streetcar up Summer street through a cloud of white when an electric van skidded through a stoplight and broadsided them.

Walk until you to the first stoplight.

A stoplight party is a party at which guests wear different colors indicating their relationship-seeking status.

A year ago, I was waiting at a stoplight on a Taipei street corner one day when suddenly I saw a little boy blunder out into the road, oblivious to the red light.

This rural outpost, 400 miles northeast of Helena, has one stoplight.

Traffic engineers, either lacking in ingenuity or a work ethic, scurried off with this system of color coding, and instituted the very first electric stoplight in Cleveland, Ohio in 1914.

In another popular ruse, a pickpocket offers to help change a tire, which was punctured moments before by another thief when the targeted car paused at a stoplight.

Today, I was first in line at a stoplight.

Why else would a woman return to a one-stoplight town to open up a gumshoe office?