Sentence examples for course drop from inspiring English sources

Neither did a single student who had been in care prior to starting their course drop out.

"I'm just going to keep doing it until one day I just walk down the golf course, drop dead in the middle of the fairway and hope I don't fall on my player's ball and cost him two strokes," he said.

The exoskeleton weighs 25kg and will cost somewhere between 500,000 and 1,000,000 yens, which is between $5000 and $10000 (the price would of course drop with bulk orders).

Every January for the past 32 years Las Vegas has been the site of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), where the leading players of the electronics manufacturing world come to reveal their newest products, drum up new business and, of course, drop a bundle at the casinos.

It did, of course, drop precipitously, into the low 50s, by the 2004 election.

Battery life is similar to a netbook; 3 hours would be a good estimate, but 3G and heavy video usage will of course drop that.

The Boston course drops about 470 feet.

The volume of homes sold is, of course, dropping.

After an outcry from subscribers, the company reversed course, dropping the plan.

In September, the first two women to attempt the Marine Corps' infantry officer course dropped out without finishing.

(The announcement, of course, dropped in tandem with a deeply sourced and socially nuanced Times piece, by Michael Cooper).