Sentence examples for get a drop of from inspiring English sources

Katavolos was once standing beneath a dome that imploded, and he didn't get a drop of water on him.

It looks like the ground is going to be on the quick side but you never know, they might get a drop of rain between now and race day [which would suit Harzand].

Still, when you get a drop of water on your head and you're down 3,500 meters, it's disconcerting.

But then I thought about those poor, fragile SD cards, living sheltered lives in cases, pouches, and so on because we're too worried that they'll snap in half or get a drop of water on them at any moment.

You get a drop of blood, you put that on a strip, and then you put that glucose testing strip into a glucometer -- a glucose meter -- and it tells you what your blood-sugar level is at a particular point in time.

'It is not easy to get a drop of blood.

"I weathered all the storms — never even got a drop of water in my basement," said Mr. Vance, who would write and record music and rehearse with his band in his basement studio.

I haven't got a drop of Scottish blood in my body, but I liked the idea that the Queen is woken up at Balmoral by a lone piper, like an alarm clock.

And I have met some moms who acted like if your baby got a drop of formula it's because you were lazy.

I'm usually a D.I.Y. kind of gal but since I was convinced that if I got a drop of bleach in my eye I would go blind (or I would have to pull a Sinead and shave all my hair off if I messed up), I decided it would probably be best to let a professional do the job.

"On Friday, Senator Obama carried several adorable babies in his capable arms as he strode across the surface of the Seine River in Paris without getting a drop of water on his effortlessly elegant white tuxedo, while Senator McCain gave a somewhat disappointing speech on how reading communist literature can cause Rickets, in his basement, to his mother, without putting in his teeth".