Sentence examples for customers drop off from inspiring English sources
Mechanics were told to demand that their customers drop off their cars between midnight and 6am.
Other companies let customers drop off their suitcases at check-in centers far from the airport.
Providing Wi-Fi at no cost lets customers drop off copy and print jobs by bringing their own laptops or other wireless devices to the store.
(Customers drop off the merchandise themselves).
Even wine critic and Cult Cab kingmaker Robert M. Parker has issued warnings: "Wines priced over $300 have encountered considerable resistance, with their mailing list customers dropping off, or taking much smaller allocations," he wrote in the December issue of his widely read newsletter, the Wine Advocate.
A customer drops off a plastic bag of books for him, so his load won't be any lighter.
Customers can drop off one product a day, Hewlett-Packard said.
Shwopping was originally started last year when the store announced customers could drop off donations for Oxfam in its branches.
To use the HyperPhoto Network, customers just drop off film or digital camera cards at a photo lab that is participating in the program.
DashLocker started in June 2012 on the Upper East Side as a 24-hour storefront where customers could drop off and pick up items; eventually it expanded to four storefronts in the neighborhood.
STEVEN KURUTZ Correction: May 9, 2004, Sunday An article in the Neighborhood Report pages last Sunday about customers who drop off their furs for storage at Saks Fifth Avenue misstated the location of the fur salon.
