Sentence examples for drop in now from inspiring English sources

To Sip: Grapefruit Squeezes the Limelight Fans of the recently reopened Fatty 'Cue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, have even more incentive to drop in now that the talented mixologist Phil Ward, of the East Village bar Mayahuel, has taken over the cocktail program.

Earlier in the year, there were balls we weren't getting to, balls that were dropping in, and now they're not".

But though we love Rosie the Riveting (I want credit for making that up), she's still a relative enigma, dropping in now and again to teach us How Not to Babysit 101, or to liven up a stiff pool party.

And now you drop in with some glass footwear and a sparkly ball gown and expect everything to be kosher?

In fact, the drop in prices now seems to have spurred the market.

This means that the sharper the drop in prices now, the steeper the rebound might be when the economy picks up again.

And a drop in foreclosures now doesn't preclude a spike down the road.

The drop-in seat should now have a smooth surface without creases and can be dropped into place.

Points can be won for houses by casting spells and mixing potions, users will be able to comment and add their own drawings and content – and Rowling herself will be dropping in "as a normal punter" now and then.

Police, a somewhat rare sight in Detroit, have taken to dropping in every now and then, even when he does not call, to make sure he is doing all right.

It'll be truly interesting to see if DirecTV's Sunday Ticket drops in price now, too.