Sentence examples for for a drop off from inspiring English sources

Prices vary widely: send a 3kg parcel (a few novels, wrapped well) within the UK on a three- to five-day delivery service and you could pay between £4.25 for a drop off, where you deposit the parcel at a collection point or locker, and £7.99 for Parcelforce.

He foresees a down baseball season as a barometer for a drop off in NBA, NFL and NHL season ticket and sponsorship renewals for 2009-10.

I distinctly remember being sat in the passenger seat of my Mum's Ford KA, my best friends crammed into the back, the car circling the vicinity of Oceana for a drop off point.

That law, with its rigorous rules on corporate governance and accounting, is also sometimes blamed for a drop off in the number of IPOs in recent years as companies decide to remain private rather than having to face the cost in money and time of complying with the regulations.

"Then we had a drop off for quite a long time when they retired and things changed within the system.

This may be due to the fact that follow up was not continued for long enough to detect a drop off in risk.

Fears of a world economic slowdown are helping tamp down the price of oil, as investors brace for a drop-off in demand.

With Manhattan dark and commuters rushing toward the Herald Square subway, Ms. Simpson went back uptown for a pickup, took two trains to Bushwick in Brooklyn for a drop-off and went to SoHo for a final delivery.

On opening weekend last year, this column borrowed some metrics from football's growing community of statistical analysts to argue that the Chiefs and the Ravens, consensus playoffs picks, were due for a drop-off.

This time, when Martin went out, his running mate, Richie Anderson, approached Jordan and Morton, the backup running backs, and told them there was no room for a drop-off.

Pelfrey arrived in spring training feeling good and strong, as if he were ready to defend himself against speculation that he was due for a drop-off this season.