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How to use stranger's in a sentence

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Edith, a shopping cart, a can of cling peaches in heavy syrup, and a stranger's car don't mix.
The lad noticed the stranger's ink-black hair and the horns that grew upon his head.
The stranger's clothes, having been doused with alcohol, are ignited by flames from the fireplace.
Rebecca spent her entire taxi ride apprehensive about showing up at a stranger's place.
As anyone who's had to sit next to a drunk on the last bus home will tell you, there's nothing worse than a stranger's uninvited intimacies.
When she turned round he had gone, and the frightened girl ran home full pelt, but to this day she remembers that stranger's words of comfort.
She looked at the other woman, searching the tatters of her memory for a clue to the stranger's identity, but there were none.
In contrast, a wall with high windows in India secludes the family from the stranger's gaze.
He wasn't sure whether to be thankful or outraged, but upon glimpsing the stranger's not uncomely face, Arron settled upon merely peeved.
You've become a desperate and pathetic figure, Amy Dickerson, growing jealous over a stranger's interest in the image of a naked butterball.
The boy had picked up the stranger's dropped guns and he hefted them curiously before he handed them back.
I was a little paranoid about riding in a stranger's car and all, but it was an emergency after all.
Put money in a parking meter by a stranger's car, when you see that the time is running out.
Abruptly, I remember the stranger's last words, and dig into my pocket, drawing forth the clasp knife, wordlessly holding it out for her.
A smile of pleasure lighted up the Stranger's face when his eye fell on Caroline, her neat feet shod in plum-colored prunella gaiters.
My husband's ocean picture was photobombed by a stranger's dog.
There is some unspoken protocol against intruding on a stranger's grief, but I could not help myself from gently tapping on her shoulder and asking if she was okay.
Whiskeytown's Stranger's Almanac, an album I picked up in a New York bargain bin for 5 bucks, was my introduction.
It doesn't have the boozy recklessness of the harder Stranger's Almanac, nor does it have the delicate emotional fragility of Heartbreaker.
But so too any Manitoban can walk in off the street and sue to be named the guardian of a stranger's child.
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But it was gentle Mrs. Hoxie, with her arm still round her baby daughter, who kept the stranger's words longest in her heart.
But for the stranger's presence it would have been attended to two hours earlier.
Mr Flintwinch, to whom these words were spoken, repaid the stranger's wonder in full.
But garotte had too much experience of life to be won by a stranger's handsome looks.
The green Venetian blind had fallen, hiding the window, hiding the stranger's face.
She repeated what she had already said to Helen about the stranger's gray hat and brown coat.
Upon the stranger's approach, she pushes the shallop from the shore in alarm.
He was never long in a stranger's presence without finding some pretext or other to let out that great fact.
The stranger's excitement was a strong contrast to the Major's placidity.
The matron told us the stranger's name was Julian Gray.Before I saw Julian Gray I only knew men as objects of horror to me.
His kennel of dogs set up furious uproar, on the instant, by way of proving the fact of a stranger's presence.
By and by, through the glass the stranger's boats and manned mast-heads proved her a whale-ship.
Lynde had fitted, looked VERY countrified and home-made besides the stranger's smart attire.
A grisly mustache was just beginning to roughen the stranger's upper lip.
Linton's heart would be gladdened, and his lands secured from a stranger's gripe, by the birth of an heir.
The Stranger's use of myth and dialectic leads to comparisons with Socrates' use of both in the Phaedrus.
That,' returned the landlord, a little brought down from his dignity by the stranger's surliness, 'is a Maypole story, and has been any time these four-and-twenty years.
Casson himself, the personal witness to the stranger's visit, pronounced contemptuously to be nothing better than a bailiff, such as Satchell had been before him.
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