Sentence examples for dropped ever from inspiring English sources

Murray held to love in the sixth game; Goffin's boyish head dropped ever so slightly.

The pressure weighed on Watford, who dropped ever deeper to protect what they had.

"Those who bought land in 2011 are now stuck with it," says Shah. "Land prices have dropped ever since".

According to bookies, Murray's chances of winning Strictly have dropped ever since her Wimbledon champion son Andy Murray came out in support of the Yes campaign for Scottish independence.

(American meat consumption has dropped ever so slightly in recent years, most likely the result of a decline in income and an increase in both population and exports, which reduced supply and increased prices. Maybe conscious eating gets some credit also).

The same scientists who have been mapping these ecosystems for the first time in waters off Alaska, eastern Canada, Northern Europe, Australia and New Zealand have simultaneously been chronicling widespread damage from fleets of trawlers with gear that has been dropped ever deeper as fisheries in shallower waters are depleted.

Her voice drops ever so lightly.

The state's contribution was actually 25 percent, and it has been dropping ever since.

According to one longitudinal study, punitive sentiment in the United States peaked in 1997 and has been dropping ever since.

But that number has been dropping ever since, and now roughly 32percentt of voters say they are.

He tends to drop ever deeper looking for space these days, but his passing and dead ball delivery are still something to behold.