Sentence examples for dropped himself from inspiring English sources
Little, who has dropped several passes, was dropped himself: Chudzinski said Davone Bess and Josh Gordon, who is back from a two-game suspension, would start.
Where Pietersen is famed for his attacking intent, stoic opener Boycott was once dropped himself for slow scoring despite making a double-century.
'Nasser [Hussain] was perhaps one of the first English captains who had been dropped himself so he understood what it was like to be dropped.
He was fine when I left him at 5am", completely oblivious to the fact that he'd just dropped himself in it and copped another fine".
The 23-year-old was captaining his county for the first time after Andrew Gale selflessly dropped himself to accommodate the England batsman's return from a broken thumb.
Cumani's horses remain in good form, Mount Athos having made short work of the rest once Memphis Tennessee dropped himself out in the Boodles Diamond Ormonde Stakes at Chester yesterday.
England's captain, Alastair Cook, considered dropping himself before leading the side to victory with an unbeaten 80 to take a 1-0 lead in the NatWest series.
"To drop himself at the start of the season at Middlesex shows the integrity of the bloke and shows how much the county means to him.
Dropping himself into bands all over the world, finding the common denominators of jazz language, is the sort of thing that Mr. Marsalis excels at, and does it as often as possible; with him, art and utility are close together.
Raymond escapes (mentally, anyway) by using a trick he's learned from his favorite comic strips: he thinks the word "meanwhile" and drops himself into alternative worlds and alternative adventures.
Nos. 3 through 5 on the leader board — all tied at three under — could have themselves a lively conversation in Spanish: Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain had a bogey on No. 14 to drop himself back to this spot; his fellow Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello, who made a great par save at No. 13 to stay here; and Angel Cabrera of Argentina, who has quietly joined them.
