Sentence examples for drop from above from inspiring English sources

We went farther into the forest, pushing past vines, thorny brambles, and the long, trailing air roots of the strangler figs — those strange epiphytes that drop from above and surround the host trees, eventually killing them and turning them into supports for their own exuberant growth.

Those beleaguered shareholders have seen Sirius shares drop from above $60 in 2000 to the current $1.40 and the now-defunct XM Satellite Radio tumble from its high above $44, also in 2000 to $8.17 last month.

Those beleaguered shareholders who have seen Sirius shares drop from above $60 in 2000 to the current $1.58 and the now-defunct XM Satellite Radio tumble from its high above $44, also in 2000, to Monday's final $8.17 may get some relief.

Its nine dancers are increasingly confined and framed by curtains that drop from above.

That is very good news for the sheep, which have survived in part by avoiding forests, where predators like lions can drop from above.

In a sphalerite collectorless flotation at pH 8 10 [19], recovery was observed to drop from above 70%% to below 20 % with increase in Cu2+ concentration from 2 × 10−6 to 2 × 10−5 M. Using the instance of predominance diagram of copper in aqueous system shown in Fig. 3, the work showed that, with increasing concentration, Cu2+ field reduces, while Cu(OH 2solid field expands over a wider pH range.

Then more confetti blew in from offstage, and dropped from above, creating a twinkling storm.

More bodies slither in to join them in this tiny space, some mysteriously dropping from above, others sliding from the side.

The pound also took a tumble against major international currencies, dropping from above $1.30 to less than $1.28 against the US dollar by Thursday afternoon, a drop of 1.9%.

He had a modest one-bedroom apartment on the 18th floor, facing 59th Street; in 1930 The Times reported that a cigarette butt dropped from above had caught in one of Mr. Gimbel's window canopies, sparking another fire, albeit minor.

Candice Escarpeta, 25, said the first-floor shop she manages, which sells bath and beauty products, had no roof and was under the escalators, making it a target for things dropped from above, like papers, liquids and, once, a book bag that hit someone in the face.