Utiliser "stop dead" dans une phrase

1. Just then Katelyn came down the stairs “Mommy?” More of a reflex than anything my head snapped to the side, and I saw her stop dead looking at Jesse

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2. A noise ahead made Jacobi stop dead in his tracks, about face, and bolt the opposite way

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3. If V becomes me, does the process stop dead right there? Why would it

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4. But I couldn’t stop dead cold

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5. When he got out of that elevator, Nimitz had to stop dead, stunned by the spectacle offered to him

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6. I decided to stop dead cold, turn around and then see who it

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7. � What he saw there, along with Captain Eggers and a number of German soldiers plus the two allied patients, made him stop dead in his tracks, stunned

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8. They had to stop dead in their tracks at one point because a bank of fog rolled aside to reveal Miss Simone stepping carefully through a hedgerow

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9. I clicked on a couple of links before I found something that made me stop dead

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10. In the parlourmaid's untrained phraseology there had been a good deal of billing and cooing during luncheon, and even in the hall before luncheon there were examples of it, but what she found going on in the library was enough to make anybody stop dead and upset things,--it was such, she said afterwards in the kitchen, that if she didn't know for a fact that they were really married she wouldn't have believed it

11. Sometimes Holmes would hurry on, sometimes stop dead, and once he made quite a little detour into the meadow

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