Sentence examples for doubt dropped from inspiring English sources

Like the Pixel 2 (the phone), the company no doubt dropped what it deemed excess ports for the sake of dimming things down — and because, well, things are just going in that direction anyway.

If in doubt, drop some water on the surface; if it doesn't soak in, the bleach won't either.

"Under what theory of corporate governance does one's mom sit on a Company board?" A heckler's cardinal rule: When in doubt, drop the mom bomb.

USC, which led, 17-15, at halftime and 34-25 withreeree minutes left, will no doubt drop out.

The top Nazis have very little chance of escaping, though in the present confused state of Germany they could no doubt drop out of sight for awhile.

Never in doubt, drops below ground level into the cup.

If in doubt, drop by a pet store specializing in fish and ask for their recommendations.

"I think it's a very important point but there's no doubt we dropped two points, that's there for everyone to see.

York City manager Nigel Worthington told BBC Radio York: "I think it's a very important point but there's no doubt we dropped two points, that's there for everyone to see.

He described such donations as "the American way," and there's no doubt that dropping off a few cans of Campbell's tomato soup makes people feel as if they're contributing.

I doubt that dropping a dozen tablets on a remote village in Ethiopia or – and this is true – rural Georgia is the end of our responsibility to these children.