To drop in conversation: "Looking down is the new looking up".
It is also a good way to "name drop" without name dropping in conversation.
Other teachers and administrators kept dropping in, being introduced, joining the conversation, asking questions, and then leaving.
I dialed your number numerous times, but never hit "call". I drove to your house numerous times with the intent to drop in and ask for a conversation, but I never made the left hand turn onto your street.
The mountain is also famous in these parts for being the place where Bode Miller learned to ski, a piece of information typically dropped into conversation in the following manner: "Yes, well, perhaps the snow is better at Alta and the cheese is good at Zermatt, but this is where Bode learned to ski...."....
Names dropped casually in conversation — "Hal" or "Fred" — had to be identified.
But throughout the evening, in whatever conversation I dropped in or out of, I heard the questions: Would applications drop off?
No wonder southsiders like Heather Solish, a luxury-travel consultant, consider it a point of pride to drop into conversation that they live in South Williamsburg.
You can drop into conversation words from Wolof, in which you are fluent, while the rest of the money-grubbing world, herd-like, learns Mandarin.
It's not the same as bragging about all the trophies you have, just drop them in conversation.
He was interested in modern art and literature, and could drop into conversation that his grandson's godfather was Guy Ritchie.
