Sentence examples for gladly dropped from inspiring English sources

He said he had his own difficulties at the time and gladly dropped out of law school to help her.

A local priest who was made aware of the complaints, the Rev. Alfredo Torres, said he gladly dropped the issue and had no interest in going to the police.

"They spend millions on ads to sell phones and they'll gladly drop their prices if they believe you're going to cancel".

Sure, if we really wanted to, we could score in Thailand, but being further away from our regular dealers, who would gladly drop off drugs to us in rehab or detox, increases our chance of finishing the program and of survival.

I'll gladly be dropped off anywhere in North Dakota, Maryland, Alabama, or Florida.

Hooked by the free film and the ease of simply dropping a prepaid envelope in the mail shutterbugs gladly pay prices that are higher than those charged by competitors ($9.95 for a roll of 24, versus $6.10 at Wal-Mart).

If anyone thinks this is even the slightest bit feasible, drop a comment with your reasoning and I'll gladly delve into all of the reasons it's a big pile of crazy later this evening.

Drop the baby!" Sally loves a good steak but will gladly have whatever you are having.

In the wake of a pre-election storm that drops more than 20 inches of snow, many aldermen no doubt would gladly cut other spending to finance quicker snow removal and get more equipment to their wards.

CIVILIZATIONS DECLINE, cultures evaporate, and empires disappear for complicated reasons any historian will gladly elucidate at the drop of a federal grant, but this is a lot of foolishness.

Devolution Civilizations decline, cultures evaporate, and empires disappear for complicated reasons any historian will gladly elucidate at the drop of a federal grant, but this is a lot of foolishness.