I'll drop in

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

PLACE OF HIS OWN If I haven't been to Rucola, I'll drop in there.

I'll miss it on 47th Street, but I'm sure I'll drop in to the new location".

If there's a particular passage or assertion that excites or frustrates you, please describe it in your comment and I'll drop in a footnote-style link to the relevant text.

Later tonight I will drop in at Doc Ford's Sanibel Rum Bar & Grille and join the gathered fishing guides and sport anglers in a discussion of the fine points of the tarpon and grouper fishing for which the local waters are famous.

I am sure some people will drop in on their way home after work and watch the whole thing; some people, I hope, will drift in in the early hours of the morning and see the chapel empty except for the flicker of Jarman's haunting images and the echo of the film's extraordinary soundtrack, which mixes Benjamin Britten and Coil with the inimitably intimate rasp of Shakespeare read by Judi Dench.

It began: "Dear Time Subscriber, I hope very much that you will drop in to see us if you are in New York this summer during the World's Fair.

DAVID DENBY: I've discovered not to anticipate too much but just hope that something will drop in out of left field.

No doubt Abramovich will drop in by helicopter to the training camp to seek his own answers.

CTG said that guest stars will "will drop in, one by one, for a special cameo performance," in the production.

(El-P plays coy on a specific date, saying only the album will drop "in the near future").

Hopefully, like previous versions, it will drop in cost from third-party retailers soon.