Sentence examples for expected to drop into from inspiring English sources

The temperature was expected to drop into the 30's again tonight, and Thursday's early tee times could be delayed.

Last night, after the snow had stopped, temperatures were expected to drop into the low 20's.

But after tomorrow, temperatures are expected to drop into the 60's and 50's, and rain is predicted as well, according to the National Weather Service.

Having been expelled from the Conference, the Bulls are now expected to drop into the Southern League, who have issued a statement.

Cloudy skies marked Easter Sunday, and temperatures are expected to drop into the 60s by Tuesday.

"I expected to drop into Japan just as I'd dropped into Normandy," he said.

I expect to drop into the pillow and see the kind of action night is for — a psychic workout, romance, close escapes: Not much gets accomplished in a still-life; nobody looks at asters as a way to get a taste of life.

In theory, you're better off saving for retirement in tax-deferred accounts like traditional 401 k)s and IRAs if you expect to drop into a lower tax bracket in retirement.

Forty percent of this year's CrossFit Games Open participants were women, and on any given day one can expect to drop into a local CrossFit affiliate to find women besting men in workouts involving deadlifts, cleans, pull ups, and the like.

Cold snap expected to drop temperatures into 30s and 20s.

Even so, one generalization does suggest itself, namely, that the candidates who might be expected to drop the most biblical quotations into their speeches — Carson and Ted Cruz — generally don't.