Sentence examples for dropped off around from inspiring English sources
And Patrick Lavender, a bus driver who transports dozens of passengers a day between the airport and the Yale Club, said he thought his clientele would be fine with being dropped off around the corner.
We needed a car for a week that could accommodate five adults and their luggage, to be picked up in downtown Rome on a Sunday and dropped off around 4 a.m. the following Saturday at Leonardo da Vinci airport outside Rome.
In an interview with The Telegraph, Beckham told a cringe-worthy (and adorable) story about how he handled the moment when Brooklyn asked to be dropped off around the corner from his school.
I found the quality dropped off at around 30 feet.
Still, in spite of all this, I only watched it casually, and dropped off completely around the start of the second series.
Because of rights issues the initial American offerings drop off around the middle of the last century.
But according to TIME, the crowds of "resolutionaries" usually drop off around mid-February, and 60percentt of gym memberships go unused.
While researching for a recent podcast on whether the seven-year itch exists, Molly and I ran across a number of 2007 articles reporting on a study finding that marital satisfaction actually drops off around the three-year mark.
Nestin is observed to drop off around 6 7 days of RA treatment, with a concurrent increase in the expression of the transcription factor neurogenic differentiation 1 (NEUROD1) characterizing the onset of exit from the cell-cycle [32].
Cyclin E levels begin to rise in mid-G1, peak during late G1, and drop off around the G1/S border (Ekholm et al, 2001).
