"Oh, yeah?" Her hand dropped and she grimaced.
His brow cleared instantly, his hand dropped casually to his pocket.
At this point, Edith Wharton's failing hand dropped the pen, and Marion Mainwaring, half a century later, has rushed to the rescue.
His prick was aching behind his fly, and her hand dropped and, the first time ever, began fumbling at his belt buckle to release it, its imperious pressure, its closeted sour smell.
I, on the other hand, dropped the ball on the international hunt, living in Argentina for nearly two years -- and traveling through several countries -- without bringing back so much as a single item to hang on a bough.
Its second-quarter results (PDF) (to the end of August) show that its cash on hand dropped from $1.99bn at the end of May to $851m at the end of August.
Tim Pawlenty, a former governor of Minnesota who was among the best-known of the candidates on hand, dropped bits of his own biography into many of his answers in an effort to introduce himself to voters beyond the normal collection of early-voting states.
Although machines can do the job almost as well, about half the valley's raisin crop is still picked by hand, dropped into trays, then flipped on to sheets of paper to dry in the sun.Though farmers complain that they cannot get labourers at any price, this back-breaking work is hardly lucrative.
Apple's iOS, on the other hand, dropped from last year, from 17.1percentt in 2009 to 16.6percentt in 2010.
During the 7-minute illusion, the researchers found that the average temperature of the hidden hand dropped 0.27°C in all participants; the temperature of other body parts, including the person's other real hand, remained the same.
If AAPL, on the other hand, dropped 50%, the market cap would be $250Bn, which would be lower than the amount of cash they have - that's the kind of stock I don't mind being "stuck" with! .
