Sentence examples for dropping most of from inspiring English sources

He speaks in a thick, nasal Southwestern drawl-twang, dropping most of his final "g"s, and turning "think" into "thank" and "thank" into "think".

And while it mimicked the Senate in dropping most of the much-derided direct payments to farmers, the House gave cotton farmers a two-year extension.

As the pod dries, it expands and turns brown, dropping most of the dried seeds into the water, where they germinate in the mud.

The city later relaxed the rules, dropping most of the requirements, including a detailed instruction that drivers "must wear a collared shirt or blouse, without holes, that if it has buttons, must be buttoned except for the top two buttons".

East and west runs the Cleveland escarpment like a line of surf, dropping most of those 1,000-odd 1,000-oddight down to a string ofeetetty villagestraights Potto, Little Busby andownnchintoorpe.

Luckily, the argot of Japanese schoolgirls already compresses words: the bizarre vocabulary of "kogaru" words ("ko" meaning "little one", and "garu" being the Japanisation of "girl") involves dropping most of the middle characters in compounds and then dovetailing the first and last sounds together to form a whole new word.

I dropped most of my friends.

He was chased by hotel staff and dropped most of the money as he fled.

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In practice, Countrywide dropped most of the conditions meant to insure that loans would be repaid.

But over the last two weeks the law enforcement authorities have dropped most of those cases.