Sentence examples for dropping out on from inspiring English sources

Ben Carson held one of the strangest press conferences of the 2016 campaign cycle on Wednesday, to attack Republican rival Ted Cruz for spreading rumors that the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out on the night of the Iowa caucuses.

However, after spectacularly dropping out on his first major commission for the Royal Ballet in 1994, he fled to his home town of Kintore, near Aberdeen, where he remained for three years.

Injury has become the watchword for Wales at virtually every turn of the tournament, from Leigh Halfpenny and Rhys Webb dropping out on the eve of the World Cup to a recurrence of Liam Williams' previous foot injury in the Australia game on Sunday meaning he will no longer play a part in the tournament.

He then drifted to the University of Nebraska at Kearney (pronounced Carney) and from there, dropping out on a sudden impulse, to a school of broadcasting in Minneapolis, where he tried to support himself by going door to door near the airport, in an attempt to sign up United Airlines stewardesses for the Encyclopedia Britannica.

The bottom is dropping out on everything.

Simpson followed it with the Antwerp six-day, dropping out on the fourth day with a cold.

"I always worried that one of our major partners might drop out on us," he said.

Most are regulars at the show, but one, the Richard Green Gallery of London, has dropped out on short notice this year.

Two participants dropped out on day 7 without explanation, but they received treatment and also completed one time point observation.

HarperCollins and Time Warner's books division dropped out on Tuesday.

Tom Watson and Walter Hall dropped out on the first playoff hole.