Sentence examples for life dropping from inspiring English sources

Two years later, in November 2011, he reached rock bottom in his professional life, dropping to No. 58 in the world rankings.

Miles said, "The money they gave me was enough to prove to my parents that I wasn't wasting my life dropping out of college".

It wasn't a bad life, dropping in on his alma mater, St. John's, and combing the basketball bushes, in the process tabbing the well-traveled Anthony Mason as a guy who could help the Knicks along the way.

When victims go without trauma recovery support, they risk being victimized again and falling through the cracks in life: dropping out of school, suffering health problems, self-medicating to the point of addiction and even turning to crime themselves.

Bolaño lived a colourful early life, dropping out of school in Chile, briefly jailed after Pinochet's coup for his support of Allende, and helping found a surrealist literary movement – "infrarealism" – in Mexico City.

The business of life — dropping Melvil off at day care and picking him up again, preparing his meals, playing him music to stave off a tantrum, learning to clip his tiny fingernails after his bath — goes on and on.

Another of Claude Chabrol's suspense thrillers of French bourgeois life drops off the production line.

Notably, the fatigue life drops down to 104 cycles before the nominal loadings reach the B19′ transformation regime.

Lee points out that the cost to preserve one year of quality-adjusted life drops to $240,000 in the 90th percentile of expenditures.

Gurbaksh Chahal Serial entrepreneur, Founder, RadiumOne, an online advertising network After being rejected from a job interview at McDonalds, I took the biggest risk of my life, dropped out of high school and started my first company at age 16.

"I never felt so gorgeous in my life!" "Drop dead gorgeous!" I agree.