Sentence examples for drop means from inspiring English sources
Letting it drop means my thighs have come apart.
George Packer writes about what the document drop means for the future of diplomacy.
This drop means the Chinese population is projected to peak in 2017 and to decline thereafter.
The drop means less money will be available for that purpose.
The steep drop means that oil prices have returned to levels last seen before 2004.
The drop means that 204,000 people will have to come forward as sign up as new donors this year to make up for the shortfall.
That monthly drop meant that production fell for a second successive quarter.
It was inferred that this drop meant there were less violence taking place.
The climb isn't without its hazards: a few wobbles near the thousand-metre sheer drop mean the group's jokes are replaced by a supportive silence.
The drop meant the purchase could have been taxed because the cash accounted for a higher percentage of the purchase price.
Her drop meant that the United States will again have only two spots, instead of the full complement of three, in the women's competition at next year's world championships in Nice, France.
