Sentence examples for drops paper from inspiring English sources

"Purple, green, orange, yellow, two-tone ones, yellow turning into red, silk drops, paper drops, black ones, white ones," Mrs. Thompson said.

Monroe's wife Anne pointed out that Graffiti and litter are not allowed in Russia; that if someone drops paper in Russia someone else will pick it up and throw it away.

Help him out if he drops papers or if he is stuck on a question or whatever.

To drop paper money on a crowd of people, especially in strip clubs, nightclubs or casinos.

Rachel Cooke The typist hovers by the filing cabinet, gazing down at the dropped paper on the floor.

(How many times does he drop paper and pick it up again?) Within about 10 seconds of his first partial appearance, I felt I had been here before; and then things got cuter and worse.

Her claim that the approximately 40,000 runners – getting handed bottled water and dropping paper cups all the way round the 26.2-mile course – would be expressing their solidarity with the communities hard hit by the hurricane who are without water and see their streets littered with storm detritus … well, that didn't hold water any better than a paper cup.

She reminisces freely: "I remember Heather Kravas standing on top of a ladder and wearing a long white beard and dropping paper snowflakes onto the floor," or "I remember the back wall of the Kitchen disappearing to reveal a limousine that was to be the performers' getaway car".

Some inspired moves – dropping paper leaves and foam snowflakes from the auditorium roof, and raising large cloth butterflies on poles over the heads of the audience – genuinely knocked all the kids' socks off – leaving a packed Saturday afternoon theatre happy as Larry.

But the first car stops when a pedestrian, crossing the street, has dropped papers and stooped to retrieve them.

He dropped papers relating to his wedding as he staggered injured along Bathhurst Gardens, the road where he lived with fiancee Adele Eastman.