Sentence examples for going to drop it from inspiring English sources

"I knew I wasn't going to drop it.

We're just going to drop it on 8 January.

"I was just going to drop it without saying anything.

"I was never, ever going to drop it," Matcovich said.

"I say, what do you mean you're going to drop it?

"He said, 'You thought I was going to drop it, huh?,' and laughed," she said.

If you're going to drop acid, drop it on strawberry Hubba Bubba.

Your tire is going to drop in it; water is going to collect in it.

And though it's quite hard to imagine where the big dance numbers are going to drop in it's a great deal more appealing a prospect than seeing Cliff as Heathcliff.

If anyone is going to drop out, it will be during these six months, when cadets study everything from meteorology to human performance, radio navigation to air law, with two sets of seven exams, at three months and at six.

"There is this whole legacy and everyone seems to be enjoying it but you never know when it's going to drop off so it is just about making the most of the opportunities," she said.