Sentence examples similar to drop off means from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean municipal issuance will drop off.

I drop off.

People predicted that things would drop off.

DoodyCalls picks up where pets drop off.

Drop off your car.

Drop off the face of the earth.

That drop-off means more bad news for magazines and newspapers in the United States that had grown increasingly dependent on luxury advertising.

These investments combined with the visitor traffic drop-off meant that Myspace started generating significant losses.

In short, dropping off the tenure track means life as a low-paid, low-prestige adjunct or instructor.

The more steps we put between the consumer and the final transaction, the more we risk them dropping off (which, many times means the consumer never returns).

I had no real love or passion [for the job], but leaving American Express would mean dropping off the social pecking order.