Sentence examples for constantly drop from inspiring English sources
Hydrogen provided the basic lift, while the hot-air balloon system allowed him to control his flight without having to constantly drop ballast or release gas.
In addition to rendering consciousness and longing, all those sub-clauses and piled-up details allow Lowry to constantly drop references to what D. T. Max argues is the novel's true subject: the Second World War.
She and her neighbor Miss Fenton, a flower arranger of local fame (who in Nichols's opinion decapitates flowers and tortures them into unnatural positions), constantly drop by to comment on and be horrified by the new owner's desecrations of the dear departed Stebbing's memory.
Her dressing room on the set is a bustling intersection, with people constantly dropping in.
However, everything felt like an imposition: I was constantly dropping down a gear, as it complained about an incline or wheezed around a corner.
Schrader is constantly dropping hints that cinema is a dying art form and this is why he has been reduced to making a movie on the quick like this.
BASRA, Iraq — I walked, ran and crawled into central Basra on Thursday, constantly dropping to the ground because of gun battles between Mahdi Army militiamen and the Iraqi Army and the police.
The Austrian 'Wunderteam' of the early 1930s had great success with Mathias Sindelar, a centre-forward who constantly dropped deep, and Vsevolod Bobrov did similarly for the Dynamo Moscow tourists who so delighted British crowds in 1945.
The Fighting Irish constantly dropped four players back to the blueline, and when the RedHawks did manage to gain the zone, three or four Notre Dame players would be clogging the slot.
Watching the characters figure out how to negotiate the implications of living on the Hellmouth, we become aware of how teenagers naturally learn to negotiate the puzzling and infuriating obstacles constantly dropping in their path.
While this was going on, people were constantly dropping into the office with drawings, models, letters, cables, and various props, such as a model of a lens for one of the telescopes in a spaceship.
