Sentence examples for far drop from inspiring English sources

She spent a number of years in Bristol as UK dubstep took root, appearing at parties, and there's an elegantly glitchy menace to the two singles she's released so far (Drop the Other and Double Edge), though she claims to take inspiration from the mainstream pop music she relished during her Music Technology degree – an antidote to the avant-garde sounds her classmates favoured.

This often involves a small chance the camera will fall, so check that it does not have a far drop.

Many philosophers have so far dropped me e-mails after finding their younger selves in these grainy photos.

Sharapova has executed well in Melbourne so far, dropping just nine games in reaching the semi-finals - bettering the tournament record of 12 set by Monica Seles in 1991.

This came as the Republican National Committee made one of its largest commitments of the race so far, dropping $2.5 million into the state.

5.13pm BST 12 min: Lamela, who has been quiet so far, drops a lovely pass down the right channel for Walker to chase.

The Devils haven't fared all that well down there so far, dropping two of the three games they've played in Sunrise.

Isner, who has never made it to the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam in his career, has been the most dominant player in this section thus far, dropping only one set in three matches.

Djokovic then responded with the most routine service hold of the match so far, dropping just one point en route to holding his own serve to narrow Nadal's lead to 3-2.

Supporters of land-based, long-range heavy bombers, such as the B1 and the B52, point out that about two-thirds of the ordnance so far dropped on Afghanistan has come from aircraft of this type.

Imagine that when conservative responding was encouraged for Procedure A, the HR dropped from.80 to.65 (still higher than Procedure B, with a HR of.60) and the FAR dropped from.05 to.02 (now equal to Procedure B).