Sentence examples for drop of an from inspiring English sources

He sings and whoops and claps his hands at the drop of an acorn.

Catchy riffs are barbed with distortion, and Nikki Colk's voice moves from sass to quaver to shriek at the drop of an overactive hormone.

He was never an uncanny mimic, turning himself into an exact replica of Bette Davis at the drop of an eyelash, as Charles Pierce did.

At the drop of an A*, mummy or daddy are in the Range Rover and off to school to demand a better hockey team spot for Constanza or a higher maths set for Milo.

State regulators yesterday approved a drop of an average of 4.4percentt in gas bills and an increase in electricity bills of less than 1percentt, according to P.S.E.&G., which is the state's largest utility, with 2.1 million electric customers and 1.7 million gas customers.

The fans have a reputation for being fiercely independent, and there is nothing presidential candidates yearn for more fiercely than genuinely independent American voters -- ready to swing one way or the other at the drop of an argument, or perhaps a well-timed political pitch.

"She cries at the drop of a hat".

They say teenagers laugh at the drop of a hat.

He sermonises at the drop of a hat.

They yell "cover-up" at the drop of a hat.

The drop of a pin makes me spin around.