Sentence examples for drop fully from inspiring English sources

He said, "Other businesses are always asking, 'Is it just me or is it just slow?' " But then the sun comes out and the busy season seems to drop fully formed from the sky.

In a county where pricey new neighborhoods seem to drop fully formed from the sky, there aren't too many bars left like Mary's Place, which has been on South Moger Avenue here, under several names, for decades.

As evidenced by previous work (Tseloni et al. 2010, p 383) the drop in violent crime lagged behind the drop in other crime types and the last ICVS sweep came too early to capture the drop fully.

Especially when we were learning burpees, a horrible exercise in which you drop fully to the ground, then jump up if you can back to standing, and then clap your hands over your head as you hop up in the air.

But suddenly he heard a sound behind him: Slotin's screwdriver had slipped, and the tamper had dropped fully over the core.

True, they would be able to see nothing, for he had dropped fully beneath the floor of the visible, but perhaps they could somehow sense, as he could in the darkest depths of his mind, the splendor and precision of his invisible art.

According to a report by sociologists Susan L. Brown and I-Fen Lin of Bowling Green State University: "At a time when divorce rates for other age groups have stabilized or dropped, fully one out of every four people experiencing divorce in the United States is 50 or older".

That drop, of fully five years in male life expectancy between 1991 and 1994, demands explanation.

The resulting superhydrophobic tin surfaces shows a porous tremella-like morphology and the water drop can fully bounce as a balloon on such a surface, exhibiting excellent non-sticking property.

"The new Heartbeat offers a beautiful and simple new user interface, featuring drag and drop widgets; fully customizable dashboards; seamless dashboard sharing fostering cross-team collaboration; and enhanced reporting capabilities," he told me in an emailed statement.

Well, first of all, let's drop the "fully"; it's superfluous.