Sentence examples for continually dropped from inspiring English sources

Of the 100 calls on her bill one month, she said, fewer than 20 of them lasted for more than two minutes because calls were continually dropped.

But even if private plans emerged, the likely result would be chaos as insurance companies continually dropped coverage and altered their benefits -- which is precisely what has happened to millions of Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in private H.M.O.'s over the past five years.

The Paris St-Germain striker continually dropped deep to receive the ball before half-time, but found more attacking purpose in the early stages of the second half as he pushed further forward.

And the OS software itself still has some bugs, too: I experienced one black screen freeze that required a soft restart, and one issue where my cellular signal continually dropped until I turned cell traffic off and then on again.

For Stage 2, glucan plus xylan yields reached peak values of 64.2 and 61.9% after 28 and 11.4 minutes for pretreatment at 180°C and 200°C, respectively, but sugar yields continually dropped with increasing pretreatment times at 220°C for the range of times tested.

But the actors continually drop out of character to challenge the director.

It is handled as just one among dozens of philosophical abstractions that continually drop from Woyzeck's mouth like half-chewed seeds.

Once back in England, the now thirtysomething Azalea is, in tandem with the reader, perplexed by the mighty and never-ending miserable dollop life continually drops upon her.

Vilem and Irena continually drop the names of contemporary world leaders they've moved among, and Vilem is easily drawn into an amorous dalliance with an adoring academic who bats her eyelashes and asks him to autograph his book of speeches.

When the visitors were in possession, City's central trio ferried across to try to stop Arsenal working the ball from the right flank to Arshavin on the opposite side, with Silva showing good team responsibility by continually dropping in on Alex Song, the deepest of the Arsenal midfielders.

As she took her audience on a slide show of Afghanistan's damaged landscape, from the smashed statuary from the Kabul museum to the rubble of the once-giant Buddhas of Bamiyan, Mrs. Dupree was continually dropping hints about her own love affair with the country.