Sentence examples for ever dropping from inspiring English sources

He cannot see his program ever dropping down.

He was the second potential candidate to have dropped out before ever dropping in.

After the London Olympics, which was my first time ever dropping out of a race, I was super bummed out.

I don't think I've ever read anything about children which has evoked childhood so clearly without ever dropping into childishness.

Mr. Carney, who consulted for Mr. Gingrich without ever dropping Mr. Perry as a client, and Mr. Johnson will be with the Texas governor if he decides to run.

America and Britain apart, the other countries overseeing the negotiations—France, Germany and Italy—sound increasingly queasy about the prospect of NATO ever dropping anything, while Russia, the group's sixth member, is firmly against the idea.

No true fanatic can ever drop his team.

"If I ever drop your hand, you're to walk away," my father said.

It was the biggest bomb ever dropped on Britain before or since.

My favorite game was waiting to see if the ashes from their cigarettes would ever drop.

"I don't know if I've ever dropped either one, to my recollection," Crisp said.