Sentence examples for has dropped in a from inspiring English sources

True, the value of their own portfolios has dropped in a way that reflects the overall decline of the Nasdaq.

For decades in decline, the number of Austrians who call themselves Catholic has dropped, in a recent survey, to 74percentt, along with the numbers of those paying a state-administered "church tax" of $340 a year.

Investigators said they found a letter that Mr. McLendon had dropped in a mailbox in which he described harsh feelings toward family members.

European bond prices have dropped in a widespread sell off, sending investor returns higher, as markets brace for the return of inflation.

The price of oil has dropped in just a few weeks from over $85 a barrel to just over $71 today.

But the value has dropped in the aftermath of a real estate downturn.

While the street price has dropped in recent months, it's still a solid discount.

Back in 2009, transaction volume had dropped in Class A and Class B offices to $1.9 billion for the year, or 11 transactions.

He had dropped in for a drink, but suddenly complained of a pain in his back and died of a heart attack - his fourth.

That afternoon, Eni Bakallbashi had dropped in for a scoop of potting soil for succulents and a bromeliad she bought this year.

Rod Blair, a 69-year-old oil and gas executive from Calgary, Canada, had dropped in for a look.