Sentence examples for drop ahead from inspiring English sources

Ten sessions into this series and already England must be wondering which of their bowlers to drop ahead of Thursday's second Test at Lord's.

But officials at G.M. and Ford said today that they believed fears about a steep drop ahead in sales were overblown.

3.44pm BST Markets drop ahead of earnings season It's been a poor day in the stock markets, with the main European indices all falling today as investors get jittery.

But nobody is ready to declare a full comeback just yet, and some bankers warn that the economy is so delicate that there could be another drop ahead for the riskiest bonds.

Put buyers might be positioning to accrue profits to the downside should Freeport’s share price drop ahead of expiration.

But the campaign is over for Baltacha and the world number 68's ranking will drop ahead of the Olympic cut-off  on 11 June.

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, who is not known for catchy phrases, coined the metaphor "fiscal cliff" last winter to warn of the dangerous yet avoidable drop-off ahead in the nation's fiscal path.

But that 1099 economy you're so fond of should come with a warning: Steep Drop-off Ahead.

Tax revenue dropped ahead of January's election, and the government's fiscal position has worsened considerably.

Crude oil dropped ahead of an OPEC meeting on Monday, at which oil ministers are expected to set higher production targets.

There was added torment for Moyes given that the goal originated in territory that would have been patrolled by Lescott, who was dropped ahead of his transfer to Manchester City.