Sentence examples for deeply drop from inspiring English sources

Well before 2025, oil use would deeply drop, and the air would be cleaner.

At its weakest, this collection even heaves its bosom, sighs deeply and drops a perfumed handkerchief on the floor.

If the recession bites deeply, I could drop down to the low $80s.

If you see a "\n," where n = some number, fret note "n," then strike it and depress the tremolo bar deeply to dramatically drop the pitch.

For the layers annealed at higher TA such as 1,000°C, the intensity of this PL band drops deeply while the Pr3+ PL intensity increases notably.

Fisher talks about how the challenge of achieving this effect is finding a way to "include all the detail when zoomed in deeply while unobtrusively dropping dots as you zoom out so that the low zoom levels are not overwhelmingly dense".

Saturation of nucleotide substitutions is mostly concentrated at third codon sites as expected, with phylogenetic signal dropping deeply in the phylogenetic tree from 25to9696 mya.

Tom Brake, the Lib Dem former deputy leader of the Commons, said the drop was "deeply concerning".

Slowly, he began to breathe deeply and finally he dropped off.

Any proper sundae begins with a couple of scoops of deeply chilled ice cream dropped into a tall, footed dish.

Senior Tories have also warned No 10 that Gove will face a crippling revolt unless he drops the "deeply offensive" threat by Grayling in his document last year to withdraw from the convention if the reforms are rejected by Strasbourg.