Sentence examples for brought drop from inspiring English sources

No slouch -- although a sassy performer's slouch is one of his appealing mannerisms -- Reid has now brought "Drop Me Off in Harlem," his one-man revue back to the Metropolitan Room, where it played in October and where in 2010 he won the room's MetroStar Challenge.

This upgrade brings Drop-In to the Echo and Echo Dot, letting users communicate between devices in a network.

"We hope that by 2008, all 111 districts in the country will be implementing it for fourth and fifth year students as well – eventually bringing drop-out and repetition rates below the government's goal of 5 per cent," says Ms. Licht.

The rain also brought a drop in temperatures.

The Great Recession brought a drop in world trade volumes that exceeded any decline since the Depression.

But for a two-night package at the Snowvillage Inn in Snowville, N.H., six miles south of Conway, N.H., dropping temperatures can bring a drop in price.

Chippy very kindly brought straws, dropped them into unfinished structure for convenience of robin.

"I brought flowers, dropped the anchor and stayed awhile communing with them, and it was comforting," she said.

They will need to bring the sense of urgency that the Sun brought after dropping its home opener Saturday to Washington.

But last month, it called for a review of the changes as it published a report on how stricter visa rules in Australia and the United States have brought significant drops in international student intakes.

The population decline reflects the influx of younger people replacing older households, bringing a drop in average household size.