Sentence examples for dropping from its from inspiring English sources

He quotes one of his most anthologised poems, 'The Thought-Fox', and wonders if he had chosen alternative words for the fox - 'the slight tremor of its hanging tongue and its breath making little clouds... the snow-crumbs dropping from its pads as it lifts each one in turn' - it might have been more alive.

Perhaps the most influential survey of American higher education is changing the way it ranks the nation's top colleges and universities, dropping from its ratings a statistic that many institutions had sought to manipulate in hopes of raising their ranking in the survey.

"In 1981 she became schizophrenic and it was a terrible shock for us," he says, his voice dropping from its confident strut.

The state is already in the process of dropping from its Medicaid rolls about 14,000 parents who earn between 133 percent and 200 percent of the federal poverty level.

Twenty years ago, the answer was yes: Male labor force participation was dropping from its mid-century high, but female employment rates had risen steadily, and the overall effect was a larger workforce overall.

The valuation of Mr. McCann's company has similarly wilted, dropping from its initial $21 price to under $2.50 before doubling earlier this month to over $5, largely on the strength of anticipated earnings.

When the main Bank rate will rise or whether it will drop from its current - and record - low of 0.5%, remains to be seen.

After it was dropped from its mothership WhiteKnightTwo, at an altitude of 46,000 feet, the space plane used rocket power to soar to 69,000 feet.

But it's less expensive lately, having dropped from its 52-week high to a recent $58,200.

To take its business elsewhere: WikiLeaks, which Amazon dropped from its servers yesterday.

There was one cloud for ABC: "Extreme Makeover," right, dropped from its performance last week.