Sentence examples similar to drop needless from inspiring English sources

1938 St. James or St. James's Still an Issue LONDON — Buckingham Palace and diplomatic circles were more than perplexed the other day when someone wanted to know whether the title "Court of St. James's" was still good usage, or whether that apostrophe and extra "s" had been dropped to avoid needless confusion.

There are good signs — our unemployment rate has just undergone the largest yearly drop since 1985 — but one needless obstacle to our recovery remains.

T.S. Eliot said, "When Whitman speaks of the lilacs or the mockingbird his theories and beliefs drop away like a needless pretext".

Additionally, the increase of dropping rate after application of impressed voltage is summarized in Table 2. Needless to say, we first fixed the dropping rate of the electrolyte.

Avery also took two needless penalties — one in which he dropped his gloves to fight Armstrong, who had not dropped his, and another in which he needlessly slashed Komisarek across the back of the legs during a stoppage in play.

Needless to say, the curtain drops before the real action begins.

defer.add img); Other good ways to avoid distraction are by screening your calls (to avoid needless telephone conversations) and minimizing drop-in meetings.

(Needless to say, the movie quietly drops this visualization theme when it becomes a drag).

The state, needless to say, was not pleased and dropped her from its bidder list.

The Ulster County district attorney later dropped the charges, saying that a trial would be needless and divisive.

They could ill afford the needless loss of captain James Foster, who was dropped by keeper Tom Poynton but then attempted a suicidal single on 31 and was run out by Madsen's direct hit.