Sentence examples for drop off a note from inspiring English sources

Hotel and restaurant reservations for graduation had been made—I made a mental note that when Matthew graduated in May, I was going to walk over to Dr. Brodhead's office and drop off a note of thanks.

A friend of ours dropped off a note last week.

By Charles McGrath The New Yorker, July 26 , 1982P. 26 A friend of ours dropped off a note last week.

Perhaps this was not a man with a high tolerance for sentiment; with that in mind, I dropped off a note expressing admiration for his music and letting him know how many New Yorkers would be thrilled to hear what he was up to, especially on Christmas Day.

If you can't, arrange to drop off a proposal in person, and include a shorthand written note to demonstrate personal effort.

Each day he would drop off an envelope with the work-in-progress inside, and a note.

When I went to the USC Study Abroad Office for the second time ever to drop off my note, I learned that Ms. Williams - who insisted to me from our first email exchange that I call her Liz - no longer worked at USC, but had left more than a year earlier to start her own business.

He called me by my first name like my mother would, and he is seemingly giving me a real time update -- like he stepped off the stage to drop me a note, sort of like you would text your best friend.

"As you get older, some top notes drop off and bottom notes appear, which I quite like," Mr. Gabriel said.

Comparing a similar strip to the one that dropped off, the study noted that "in comparison with an original part, this strip was too long".

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