stranger's

Cela dit, * I rarely photograph l'homme* because in the time it would take to ask permission -- the stranger's spirit escapes when natural expression gives way to "do I look okay?"

Jules 2009

These are children who leave their family's homes with little or no notice and arrive at a stranger's home empty-handed.

Tamar Abrams: Don't Balance State Budgets on the Backs of Foster Children Tamar Abrams 2011

The stranger's stomach was large and tight and shined full and round in the sunlight.

The Bottom Field Sheldon Lee Compton 2012

Such writings are not automatically of a higher caliber—a stranger's gaze can bring new perceptions—but their perceived authenticity has made the traditional travel literature seem dubious and old-fashioned.

On Holy Ground Alice Albinia 2011

In 2008, after the couple's hopes of leasing a plot near Fairfield, Calif., fell through, they walked up to a stranger's house on an idle farm, knocked on the door and asked if they could lease the property.

Tractor, Laptop: Family Farm Tools Sue Shellenbarger 2011

So why did he come to London on nothing more than a stranger's promise?

Trafficking in Britain: 'For five months I asked when I would get a job, but all I did was clean their home' 2011

I had an immediate desire to share this recognition with someone, to dig my elbow into a stranger's ribs and mutter, “Get the hook!”

Diagnosis: American Sally Houtman 2011

Already she felt her daughter beginning inside her, just a little more beautiful, thanks to this stranger's DNA.

Spray-Tans in the 70s Susan Rukeyser 2011

If I am quick, I may catch a trace of his boy's smile, testing itself against an older, stranger's face.

2008, What I Wanted JP Reese 2011

She certainly never received Brownie points for her driving: She operated automobiles with a care-free nonchalance, once crashing into a stranger's dining room.

Saluting a Centennial Amy Finnerty 2012