Sentence examples for being able to drop from inspiring English sources

Garment loved having Nixon in proximity, being able to drop by his office.

"They want to save money, and they appreciate being able to drop by for a haircut without making an appointment.

I was really lucky on 17, being able to drop out, and it landed in a matted area where I could get the club on the ball.

"With the sort of government we've got now [Edward Heath's Conservatives] the chances, of course, of ever being able to drop in are correspondingly fewer.

Though stung and sorrowful, this wayward king also appears to be experiencing something like relief at being able to drop a pose unnatural to him.

Baker said: "It's hard, physical work, but the constant stress of being monitored and never being able to drop below a certain level of performance is harsh.

His family will now be able to drop in".

The Redskins are not built to be able to drop back and throw the football.

You will be able to drop off your resume at the end of the Puzzle Hunt.

"At truck stops, you used to be able to drop your trailer and bobtail into town.

They would be able to drop someone off and then go and park themselves.