Sentence examples similar to early drop off from inspiring English sources

She rises early, dropping off Serenity at her baby sitter's on 116th Street before reaching work by 9 a.m.

There is, of course, a trade-off to Dallas' new-found need for speed: the team's defense – which ranked eighth in the N.B.A. the past two seasons – has experienced an early drop-off, ranking 23rd in the league through the first week.

You'll often incur penalties for late or early drop-offs.

Back in New York City, upheld by my sister and my parents, after I had carried Peter's ashes into our apartment, and planned his funeral, and written a eulogy, and begun the unfathomable amount of paperwork that death demands, a friend who had lost his own husband only a month earlier dropped off a jewelry box at my apartment.

The surface-water salinity is seen to peak early and drop off at a slowing rate for about 36 months.

"Now we have a management team, I only have to come [to the center] early to drop off the milk and the team sends it off," she says.

Yana Klochkova of Ukraine was on a world-record pace early before dropping off in the last 50 meters to win the 200 individual medley in 2 10.75.

Around the middle of 2013, we saw the pace of this shift slacken as the number of heavy-reading early adopters dropped off and readers caught up with the books they had energetically loaded on to their new devices.

We'll have to see how those numbers bear out over the next days and weeks before saying whether this is a sign of people getting in early and dropping off, or whether this is a bellwether for a strong season overall.

For an additional $8 an hour, parents can drop off early or pick up their children later.

The problem is, the whole world's designed around early wake up and drop off.