Sentence examples similar to land drop from inspiring English sources

Even though it was shorthanded, Toulouse twice worked field positions that enabled David Skrela to land drop-goals.

The land dropped down to the water's edge in a rocky scramble.

Land Securities fell 43p to £21.35, and British Land dropped 26p to £15.45.

"Will she sleep with me?" Schrader isn't worried about TV Land dropping the show.

And the outlying area of Truchas, where the land drops down to canyon and Mr. Ortega is building his house, is so breathtaking it can make you gasp.

Once inside, the land drops into a jungle of exotic ferns and palms down to the famous swimming pool at the bottom.

A 10-minute drive north and the land dropped off into the ocean, much as it does in Dover, from high cliffs.

His architect, James Stroud, set the houses on a plateau with land dropping away steeply to the south, enhancing what were already commanding views of the city's downtown.

There were pines at the edge of the field, and beyond them the land dropped away, falling 400 feet or so to the water beneath.

Along the southern coast the land drops away from a 2,000-foot (600-metre) plateau, backed by a rugged escarpment three times as high, to meet the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

I don't mean educational iPad apps, that is already so passé; I mean the way that we (and by that I mean I) now consume information – in stuttering land drops of meaningless pacifying garbage.