1. I'm not going to the party, full stop.

2. We put a full stop at the end of a sentence.

3. Put a full stop at the end of the sentence.

4. This sentence ends with a full stop.

5. I've already told you—we can't afford it, full stop!

6. I just think he is very unpleasant, full stop.

7. Look, I'm not lending you my car, full stop!

8. The full stop at the end of this sentence is a dot.

9. I don't have to give you any reasons, full stop.

10. The car came to a full stop at the traffic lights.

11. Her life had simply come to a full stop.

12. Period, full stop,(sentencedict .com) as Dionne would say.

13. Will Tie Rack come to a full stop?

14. He didn't ask any questions full stop.

15. They have come to a full stop.

16. The termination codon is denoted by a full stop.

17. Always bring the car to a full stop at a stop sign.

18. The full stop before Politically does a number of things simultaneously.

19. It looks like negotiations between the two sides have come to a full stop.

20. Production at the factory has come to a complete / full stop.

21. I don't have a reason. I just don't want to go, full stop.

22. The car began to shudder and eventually came to a full stop in front of the church.

23. She gulped wine and set her glass down firm as a full stop.

24. He damned them all, saying the right answer was political; full stop.

25. The words had been spoken with the finality of a full stop.

26. And like an artist, she had chosen the moment, the scene of the full stop.

27. Third, in forcing an end of a tone group at this point, the full stop also foregrounds the previous rheme.

28. As we steamed past the mouth of an estuary, the ship came to almost a full stop in the water.

29. Whenever you use a semicolon, note that you also had the option of using a full stop instead.

30. The teacher had helped them with the capital letter to begin the sentence and the full stop at the end.