Sentence examples for drops purely from inspiring English sources

After giving the LP a full listen, you can sense the attention towards "songs" and not just collections of vocal-led drops purely aimed at the dancefloor.

In a statement on Monday, the BBC said that Mr. Rippon's explanation that the"Newsnight" segment on Mr. Savile was dropped purely as a matter of news judgment was "inaccurate or incomplete in some respects".

The launch lip should flatten at the top, it should not be a sudden drop (purely for the mechanics of a dirtboard).

When the medical imaging use of the technique was developed, the word "nuclear" was dropped, for purely cosmetic reasons, for fear that the public might think "nuclear" implied radioactive.

Before the start England's captain decided to replace Moeen Ali with Chris Jordan, citing the short boundaries as one reason for the change – in this era players are seldom dropped for purely cricketing reasons.

On Monday, the FA strongly denied Aluko's claims, insisting the timing of her being dropped was purely coincidental and that all evidence given to the review remained confidential and anonymous.

You can argue that the type of loot matters too, because armor and weapons are what you're using to fight while those Bright Engram drops are almost purely cosmetic (though the new ghosts have some extremely useful bonuses), but I think there are a lot of people who would be just as happy with an exotic sparrow or ship drop than they would an exotic weapon or piece of armor.

In a statement on Monday, the BBC said Mr. Rippon's explanation for dropping the segment purely for editorial reasons was "inaccurate or incomplete in some respects".

The size dependence of the drop coalescence frequency is investigated by measurement of transient drop size distributions in purely coalescing systems (with negligible drop break-up).

That level of investment is not set to drop once output switches purely to the digital channels, according to the corporation's Delivering Quality First statement.

A unified modelling theory for the prediction of the pressure drop of non-Newtonian purely viscous flow through isotropic high porosity synthetic foams is proposed.