Sentence examples for dropping it altogether from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Time magazine, which had agreed to pay Simon & Schuster for the right to publish the first excerpt from the book, was renegotiating its deal and even considering dropping it altogether depending on other news, Jim Kelly, the managing editor, said.

But by late spring of this year -- as WCBS-FM geared its oldies format more toward the 1970's before dropping it altogether -- WMTR was No.3 and had surged to a 6.2 share.

Furthermore, even if Labour can wriggle out of the manifesto pledge for the time being, it will have trouble dropping it altogether.

If you've been prescribed drugs to treat an illness, suddenly dropping it altogether – for whatever reason – is invariably a very bad move.

Even if you're going to reduce the development spend on a traditional website to invest more time in social media, rather than dropping it altogether, there's an opportunity to save time and money.

Findings from Apra showing a small decline in membership from 47.4% to 47% in the year to June 2016, and that most people are lowering their coverage rather than dropping it altogether.

For placenames we drop it altogether.

But he would not drop it altogether.

Without any proper assessment, many will drop it altogether.

A lawyer with Mel S. Harris instead offered to settle for $800, then to drop it altogether.

Some 117 schools said teaching time for history was being reduced in year 9 and 5% had dropped it altogether.