Sentence examples for frequent to drop from inspiring English sources

Maxilliped 3 was the most frequent to drop out.

Mr. Walcott is not only an alumnus of the school, but also a grandfather of one of its students, and thus he is a frequent visitor, swinging by to drop off his 8-year-old grandson or to pick him up.

This also means that you want to create the expectation that all nonurgent items will be covered in your scheduled meetings and that it's not acceptable to drop by on a frequent basis with questions that could easily be covered in a one-on-one.

South Korea has claimed it is willing to drop the operation — a frequent point of contention with the North Koreans — if Washington agrees to the move.

The MSP reiterated his call for the SNP to drop its policy of cutting tax for the aviation industry and wealthy frequent fliers.

York encouraged teenage recruits to drop out of school, Rohan said, and expected his followers to attend frequent Q&A sessions, though his own presence was waning.

Airlines continued to drop.

Rooms start at 249 Canadian dollars (frequent specials can drop it to 200 Canadian).

Even when these people are discovered, arrests for the purpose of deportation are much less frequent; such arrests dropped to about 8,600 last year from 22,000 just two years earlier, the I.N.S. reports.

Coach PETER LAVIOLETTE said he did not think the injury was serious.... Gov. GEORGE PATAKI, a frequent visitor to Lake Placid, dropped in on the Islanders' practice Friday and wished the team good luck.

Diddy has a frequent habit of dropping references to Notorious BIG – or his weeping mother – into his own songs, and the savvy businessman sampled Biggie as recently as last year, on his Angels single.