Sentence examples for I'll drop out from inspiring English sources

One more lap and I'll drop out.' He kept playing that game with himself the whole race.

"I think part of this whole mentality is people watch 'The Social Network' and they think, 'I'll drop out and raise a bunch of money, move to Silicon Valley and spend two years building a start-up.

"At the Olympics Games, he was about to drop out, but he said, 'Let me go to the lead for one lap, then I'll drop out.' He got to the lead and said: 'I feel O.K.

"There was a situation where the shows were becoming increasingly, moronically violent," MacKaye told one interviewer, "and a lot of people were like: 'fuck it, I'll drop out, I don't want to be a part of this any more.'" Rites of Spring offered a new way.

He even challenged Mr. Straniere to take a lie detector test, and said, "If he passes that test, I'll drop out of the primary".

They want you to believe that with enough character assassination on me, I will drop out!" At this point, there were loud shouts of "No!" from the audience.

"They want you to believe that with enough character assassination on me, I will drop out!" The audience shouted, "No!" and "Don't go!" Mr. Cain seemed delighted.

"Once I've secured the necessary delegates," Hillary replied, "I'm hoping you'll drop out and not take the fight to the convention.

"I would imagine he will drop out if Kenny is fit for Spain, but I haven't really thought about Tuesday night's team because I wanted to concentrate all our efforts on this evening.

I kept saying, "So, Hillary will drop out by June 15," and he kept saying, "We will have a nominee by June 15".

"When two candidates who have no path to victory get together to stop a candidate who is expanding the party by millions of voters, (all of whom will drop out if I am not in the race) it is yet another example of everything that is wrong in Washington and our political system.