Sentence examples for drop of something from inspiring English sources

My mother always knew if I'd had even a drop of something before showing at her place for supper.

After speaking with members of Roberto's family, the police began a routine search of building when, those close to the investigation said, officers came upon a drop of something that looked like blood.

(Either that or someone put a drop of something strong in their tea this morning!) During my selection, I said I would make better provision and services for older people a priority if elected.

Fitzgerald found the medium of the short story difficult, writing in his Notebooks that "the price was high, right up with Kipling, because there was one little drop of something not blood, not a tear, not my seed, but me more intimately than these, in every story", and telling Ober that "all my stories are conceived like novels, require a special emotion, a special experience".

The price was high, right up with Kipling because there was one little drop of something, not blood, not a tear, not my seed, but me more intimately than these in every story, it was the extra I had.

You can add a drop of something like rosemary oil.

"Some of these sites will tell kids exactly how many drops of something they need to take in order to get high," said Ms. Quist, the principal.

It's something that probably should have been done since the beginning — but since it wasn't, it'd be easy to think your Likes had dropped because of something you'd done.

However, most other agencies will not mind if the reason you got dropped was due to "market forces" - in other words, you simply weren't bringing in work! - but you might have some explaining to do if you got dropped because of something you did (e.g. lost a major client by not turning up).

If you're going to drop the price of something then why don't you flippin' do it when you announce your new products?

And bear in mind that growth figure is based on a deal that includes sugar and rice and involves immediate dropping of tariffs – something that is not in the present agreement.