Sentence examples for kind of drop from inspiring English sources

"Their jaws kind of drop," he said.

"People are now wondering whether they can survive this kind of drop in business".

With that kind of drop it will struggle to reach $130m, let alone $150m.

This request which "did kind of drop out of the sky", says Ms Mora failed to take into account that the university's endowment is restricted by donors.

"It is pretty unusual to see this kind of drop in small cap value stocks," said the director of fund research at Morningstar, Russell J. Kinnell.

"I learned how to kind of drop my arm a little bit, and then I started using my feet less to throw the ball, and I start making better throws.

A sleeping loft became a huge closet; a tiny hall, its ceiling as high as the loft, received a mullioned window as a kind of drop-ceiling.

"We shouldn't get this far into the process, having encouraged so many people to participate, and have this kind of drop-off.

And I want to make sure that we move ahead on those plans to have students from U.S.C. come to the pier to paint banners and murals and create a kind of drop-in center.

In the snug is the trunk of a cherry tree that Queen Elizabeth I apparently once danced around. 1 Ely Court, EC1, 020-7405 4751, fullers.co.uk With a good claim to being Britain's Most Haunted pub, the Mermaid is less a drinking place and more a kind of drop-in centre for spirits, where poltergeists often outnumber paying punters.

"We've seen these kind of drop-offs in the past, but they were in the wake of a big holiday weekend opening, like a Memorial Day or a Fourth of July," said Paul Dergarabedian, chairman of Exhibitor Relations, a company that monitors box-office results.