Sentence examples for had dropped down from inspiring English sources
Until recently, agriculture had dropped down the international community's list of priorities.
But some acknowledged that it had dropped down farther in the ratings this season than they had expected.
This happened to be the moment when waistbands on pants had dropped down somewhere around one's knees, exposing an unexplored region of blubber between waist and hip.
Schenectady County's population peaked in 1970; by 1980, it had dropped down to below 1960 levels and kept going down until 2000.
They had dropped down another level in 1954 and 59 of the next 60 years were spent in the bottom two divisions.
A child fell into one at Lord & Taylor's when she tried to retrieve a lolly-pop she had dropped down the well.
The spoils have not been divided evenly, however: local brokers have dropped down the league tables.
New Zealand has dropped down the ranks since last year, largely because net child-care costs have increased.
"We've dropped down to sixth place in tests and fifth in O.D.I.'s".
Of the 48 UK institutions in the top 400, 38 have dropped down the rankings this year.
