Sentence examples for dropped the last from inspiring English sources

Housing starts dropped the last half of 2018, then rebounded this January.

President Bush today officially dropped the last of President Bill Clinton's leftover judicial nominations, raising questions about the future of the first black judge in the appellate circuit with the most minority members.

On May 30th Bangladesh's judges dropped the last of 15 corruption cases against Sheikh Hasina.

No where was this more true that at Princeton -- a university that through the 1950s had retained a strong majority of at least nominally Presbyterian and Episcopalian students and had not dropped the last vestiges of required attendance at religious services until 1964.

It is a conservative corporation, suspicious of modernity, admitting Janacek's "Katya Kabanova" composed in 1921 barely a decade ago, and almost swallowing its cigar-butts when Karita Mattila, a Finnish soprano, unaffectedly dropped the last of her seven veils in "Salome".

Throughout the decade the administration gradually dropped the last vestiges of its manual training emphasis as the number of shop classes dwindled from 16 in 1971 to three in 1979.

Bonds' Knights, who are looking to replace 27 seniors, will once more start the season against Arcadia, which lost to St. Francis, 31-28, laseasonson and has dropped the last four in the rivalry.

(He dropped the last two sets quickly and quietly, 4 6, 2 6).

(He dropped the last two sets quickly and quietly, 4 6, 2 6). Is it his size?

Ms. Hart — her given name is Victoria, but she has long since dropped the last six letters — has an audacious career ambition: She wants to make math cool.

(He falsely claimed GDP has dropped the last two quarters and claimed the national unemployment rate was as high as 35%).