They dropped in at the office of Sidney Weinberg, who was trying to restore the reputation of Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that had been disgraced during the great crash of 1929.
Cathy Drew, director of the River Project, a nonprofit oceanographic research station devoted to the study of the ecology of the Hudson River estuary, said that those who live in New York City could drop in at the organization's office, 67 Vestry Street in the Washington Market area of Manhattan, to pick up entry forms.
So I drop in on the offices of the Big Bend Sentinel.
Expecting to go to London soon, he sent an airmail note saying he would drop in "at your offices in High Street Place" when he got to London.
Gould hungers for recognition, and it isn't long before he becomes a pest, dropping in at the New Yorker offices at all hours and demanding attention and whatever cash Mitchell can scrounge up.
After Buffett closed his fund and turned to running Berkshire Hathaway, an industrial and investment holding company, he would frequently drop in at Tisch's Fifth Avenue office when he was in New York.
I dropped in at his office in the M-G-M studio in Boreham Wood, outside London, one afternoon, and again was confronted by an incredible disarray — papers, swatches of materials to be used for costumes, photographs of actors who might be used to play astronauts, models of spaceships, drawings by his daughters, and the usual battery of cameras, radios, and tape recorders.
Be sure to purchase your tickets for your "deluxe two-berth sleeper" several days in advance of travel (drop in to the office at the station itself, pay in local currency and make clear that you will be sharing the berth with your offspring), a bargain at £34 one-way, inclusive of dinner and breakfast.
Tells about dropping in at the Int.
Later we dropped in at a telegraph office, wired Annin & Co. advising that it was O.K. to come out now, that they've all gone.
She might as well drop you at the office.
