Sentence examples similar to dropped mid from inspiring English sources

Wheeled toys on leads had been dropped mid-pull.

But he was dropped mid-season the following year after failing to qualify for three consecutive races.

Hovering over it all, is the possibility of watching someone drop mid-flight like a stone on the ice.

If this is what can be expected from Rudimental's forthcoming album (due to drop mid-September), we're in for a treat.

If phrases like "and mountains don't need my accolades" send a frisson to your antennae, you have a friend in Bill, a writer who can make your jaw drop mid-song, such is the power of his aperçus.

During dinner, she spoke at full tilt, dropping mid-sentence into generic Jewish and Canadian impressions (she's both) and internet-isms ("hashtagmoodSundaybrunchpancakes").

Across the UK, opinion polls have for years now been pointing to hung parliaments as Labour and Conservative share of the vote has dropped from mid-40s to mid- and sometime low 30s.

The plan was dropped in mid-March after a scandal erupted over lucrative bonuses paid to executives at A.I.G.

The first 225kg laser-guided bombs were dropped in mid-afternoon by two fighter jets flying from an aircraft carrier in the Gulf.

Those who said they would be willing to join the new shadow team include MPs Liam Byrne and Mary Creagh, the former leadership candidate who dropped out mid-campaign.

She had written a report of the tennis club's annual dinner without actually attending, thus missing the crucial fact that the after-dinner speaker had dropped dead mid-speech.