Sentence examples similar to book drop off from inspiring English sources
He rushed out 10,000 more, but by then the moment was lost, and the book dropped off the list".
But what happens to these glossy new books when they drop off the best-seller lists and are deleted from the publishers' databases?
Books whose sales drop off by half in successive weeks generally don't become blockbusters, which could be a problem -- a big one -- for Clinton's publisher, Simon & Schuster.
Throughout the year, residents and other supporters drop off book donations.
On shelves by the fitness club, people drop off books they don't want and pick up those they do — and can keep them for all anyone cares.
"Sometimes donors arrive and want a tax slip, but mostly they just drop off books under the cover of darkness," Ms. Minnis said.
The complex also has a garagelike structure where residents can drop off books and clothing and other reusable items for others to take home.
Mr. Hebald's sculptures will remain, as will most all of the features of the 1960s design, although a door will be added into a vestibule where patrons can drop off books, DVDs and other borrowed material around the clock, in another bow to the new age.
Following the same literary beat, the rock musician Moby installed a book swap on his current concert tour: fans can drop off old books at the tour bus before a show and choose one from a box to take home.
Books were dropped off throughout the city for the creation of "underground libraries".
