Sentence examples for drop out was from inspiring English sources

The last candidate to drop out was Democrat Martin O'Malley after he was losing favour in the polls.

The soprano Hei-Kyung Hong, a house mainstay when starrier names drop out, was her admirable replacement.

Leary's immortal message to this audience — "Turn on, tune in, and drop out" — was quickly picked up on and widely pastiched.

But with cutbacks all over the city, including in its tourism department, the decision to drop out was hardly difficult, Mayor Bob Foster said.

He was the one constant, the only one of the PM's inner circle who didn't drop out, was excluded, fired or whatever".

"Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out!" was the phrase commonly used by the counterculture in the late 60s and early 70s.

The RMIT drop-out was dogged and didn't let anything stand in his way.

And then my first job, post-drop-out, was working in a locked psychiatric ward at the Jewish Hospital in St . Louis

Roderick's research dispelled a common assumption that drop-out was inevitable.

Most employers reported that drop-out was relatively low for their apprentices and some did not include very early drop outs in their figures.

In this pilot trial, where 31 patients were randomly assigned to the interventions, one drop-out was observed in the CG.