Sentence examples for drop in unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

Never drop in unexpectedly.

Employees who drop in unexpectedly for an hour or so can avail themselves of one of the many spaces with two chairs, a table and a telephone.

One email is from a woman citing advice Allsopp once gave in a women's magazine article entitled 'The Perfect Christmas', which suggested you keep £60 worth of Urban Outfitters' vouchers in a draw in case friends with teenagers drop in unexpectedly.

If he says he's working overtime or watching the game at a friend's house, "drop in" unexpectedly and see if he's really there.

Mr. Thompson said Mr. Paterson "got dropped in unexpectedly as governor, he continues to speak out on fiscal issues, he's been the voice of fiscal sanity".

By 1981 she had become engaged to a doctor and moved with him to Westport, where a predatory blond neighbor — Ms. Stewart — dropped in unexpectedly one day.

By midsummer, the two men were halfway across the country in Baton Rouge, La., where they dropped in unexpectedly on some of Mr. Muhammad's relatives and former in-laws.

When she says to Louis (Mr. Daniels), an old friend who's dropped in unexpectedly, "But I never see you," the line has a sing-song quality.

Everything is late this morning, our former president dropped in unexpectedly, and our dear little state can never seem to say no to Bill!

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, July 29 , 1933P. 13 Visit from an Archbishop who drops in unexpectedly on a house party.

There are several theories about the origins of wanko soba, but one of the most likely is that a gluttonous feudal lord dropped in unexpectedly on some local peasants.