Sentence examples for drops of knowledge from inspiring English sources

No one can change what's past, but I'd love to dash a few drops of knowledge on that girl with the shaking hands, rattling the ice across the room.

The Danish archaeologists have applied another technique for squeezing every last drop of knowledge out of the site at Ribe.

If anything, I regret not realizing how much your experience shapes you until a bit later in life -- and therefore not squeezing every last drop of knowledge out of every experience in the early days of my career.

But the only drop of opera knowledge I had came from the Ed Sullivan Show where I'd seen Callas kill Scarpia.

So unless you are a comedic genius or can drop massive amounts of knowledge in 100 characters, links are the way to go.

While gripping a sizable portion of America to their seats to find out who killed Rebecca on How To Get Away With Murder (spoiler alert later), she dropped a bit of knowledge on Shondaland.

Later in the interview, when journalist Emily Maitlis pressed Thompson on whether she believed there were others within the film industry that have committed similar acts, the "Beauty and the Beast" actress dropped this piece of knowledge. .

This was more than talking about video games, or talking about our lives it was absorbing entire value systems, aesthetic tastes, senses of humor, thoughts about race and sex and women and family from people who, as I see now, were adding only a few drops to my basin of knowledge.

As a result, we tend to see a significant drop in the use of knowledge management systems as they move from West to East.

You can impress your friends during Game 1 by dropping some of these nuggets of knowledge, courtesy of the N.H.L.

During a chat with John Biggs today at Disrupt Europe, Indiegogo CEO Slava Rubin dropped a rapid fire stream of knowledge.