Sentence examples for drops from one from inspiring English sources

The number of college women who have been victims of rape or attempted rape drops from one in four to one in five.

"This amazing piece of gum is a three-course dinner," Wonka announces as it drops from one of his machines, "but I haven't got it quite right yet". Violet takes it from Wonka and begins chewing anyway, turning blue and blowing up like a large blueberry.

The process of adding even just a few drops from one of these old vintages to samples of the new vintage, simply to bring distinction, authority, intensity or complex depth to that new vintage, is shown and discussed in the film by various port winemakers.

Or you can drag and drop from one environment to the other.

Herman J. Mankiewicz has been similarly dropped from one film after another.

HarperCollins' worldwide operating income has dropped from one hundred and sixteen million dollars to seventeen million dollars over the past year.

If you are dropped from one major's degree list, you must be dropped from the other major's degree list as well.

The percentage of grant proposals that get financed has dropped from one in three early in the decade to one in four.

In this case, Magee put the ball in his pocket and his score dropped from one under par to four under.

At the same time, the formula ensures that wealthier districts do not see their state aid drop from one year to the next.

In terms of probabilities, the current odds imply that due to marital troubles and his enforced absence from the game his chance of winning has dropped from one in three to one in five.