Sentence examples for called drop from inspiring English sources

A rap song appeared called "Drop the S Off Skilling".

"If you're sure," the friend replied, before confiding dolefully, "it's called Drop 7. It's like Tetris, but worse".

Burnham told me this evening that Gould helped to inspire his new campaign, which is called Drop the Bill.

Last month, in a fit of anger, Laura Bates tweeted a screenshot of a Facebook page called "Drop kicking sluts in the teeth" to the beauty company Dove.

Mr. Suzuki has teamed with Hayashi Paper to manufacture rolls of toilet tissue stamped with a nine-chapter horror novella called "Drop".

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission captured beavers and other furry animals, packed them into crates called "drop boxes", tied them to parachutes and dropped them from a plane into the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness.

It was called Drop-outs, and was ISM Crossword No 51, published on 25 May 1996.

As a composer, Mr. Gulda was an eclectic who drew on his jazz interests for orchestral works like "The Veiled Old Land," "The Excursion," the Symphony in F and a free adaptation of Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" called "Drop-Out, Oder Gustav der Letzte".

In the absence of the DaC capabilities, the network is called Drop-or-Continue (DoC).

This ability is called Drop-and-Continue (DaC) and the relevant networks are called DaC networks.

The newly designed set-up incorporates electrochemical etching of a wire in the surface layer of an electrolyte and also the so called drop-off method which consists of two steps and requires more precise wire and current setting.