Sentence examples for drop art from inspiring English sources

A few days later when I saw Bill in the backyard and asked him how he was doing, he motioned me over and croaked, "Do you want a cough drop?" Art Simeone At a recent recent church picnic for St. Matthew's in Randolph, many of the picnickers were stood in front of the tables while a sermon was delivered, with mothers and fathers holding back their children, who wanted to munch on hot dogs and play.

The lecturer said: "Drop art.

Vincent took to identifying with Robinson Crusoe and talked of dropping art and joining the Foreign Legion.

Palermo's is a cheerfully name-dropping art, like none other I know: never imitative, but collegial.

He was a clever lad who went to the grammar school, but in those days academic students dropped art, so Hockney failed exams deliberately.

Yes, I tell myself, who knows what might have been had I not dropped art at school in favour of Latin.

The morning I dropped art school for the broadcast of "Godzilla" left me feeling foolish for falling for the hype; the movie was a disappointment then and, nearly half a century later, it disappoints still.

But she dropped art in the third year of school and never thought about it until she got a clerical job at an animation studio in Soho's Golden Square.

(She dropped art history 101 because, as she reasons, "How many fat and happy girls can you watch lolling on a hillside when you're not one of them?") Sandra envisions a future full of the right people in the right real estate.

Dad set it up in the days after the Thanksgiving turkey had been tamed with an electric knife, and Mom would start dropping art supplies onto it from around the house: glue, glitter, paper, fabric scraps, ribbons.

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