Sentence examples for drop will come from inspiring English sources

Sony has not yet said if the price drop will come into effect in other countries, but a major PlayStation event is to be held on Wednesday.

The sharpest drop will come in the Northeast and the Midwest and among white students with well-educated parents, the cohort most likely to attend to college.

The price drops will come into effect from October 1.

A UTI will be slightly confusing -- odds are you'll try to urinate again and only a few drops will come out.

So if Bayern will not drop, who will come up to their level in the future?

That is why whenever they see the prices of those stocks dropping they will come out and issue a few more hyping notes to pop the prices up.

If the new borrowers on Wall Street are unable to repay, and if the market value of the securities they pledge as collateral continues to drop, the losses will come out of the Fed's payments to the Treasury.

The drop will not come as any surprise to the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC) which said in its November inflation report that inflation was likely to fall below 1% in early 2015.

@a_n_g_u_s.

For really, what is our existence but one long build-up to the low-hanging realization that "the drop" will never come.

"If the Jets are doing a lot of three-step drop, they'll come up inside.