Sentence examples for deep drop from inspiring English sources

Unitas took a deep drop and tried to hit wide receiver Eddie Hinton at the 40.

Manning is rarely hit because he usually takes a deep drop -- about 9 yards -- and he releases the ball quickly.

The companies are instead looking for ways to cooperate that would enable each to weather the deep drop in airline passenger traffic in the wake of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

"A 20cm deep drop off at the edge of the road and sharp concrete edges running exposed for 99% of the descent at a point in the race where crashes were going to happen, was not acceptable.

"We'd come down a half mile, maybe four hundred vertical feet from the top, and then we came to a tricky bit on a ledge with a deep drop below," Lloyd went on.

Debt levels for REITs have typically averaged 40percentt of market capitalization, though the figure exceeded 70percentt by the first quarter of this year, according to Mr. Case, a result of the deep drop in share prices and, for a few, the wide availability of cheap debt.

A deep drop-off seemed just below my right shoulder.

It will mean a reduction in defaults and foreclosures in many markets around the country (though in markets that have seen deep drops in prices these small ticks upward will do little to bail out underwater homeowners).

With a rag-tag team of antagonistic Brits and Russians at one another's throats in the pressure-cooker environment, the sub runs silent and deep, dropping under the radar with life-threatening consequences.

“After being buffeted by headwinds throughout 2009, our portfolio is set to begin a rebound in 2010 from a deep drop-off.”.

Deep drops can be observed at night, while there are daily peaks, the highest of which appear on Friday evenings.