Sentence examples for like to drop from inspiring English sources

So would he like to drop the word arts?

I imagine they'd quite like to drop it soon.

Eileen asked if I would like to drop in on the meeting downstairs.

"People invariably like to drop their stuff by the door," Ms. Glazer said.

She seemed impressed, mentioned that she'd like to "drop by" my apartment tomorrow night.

I'd like to drop Labour and New Labour as words that don't mean anything anymore.

Still, he likes to drop by.

As dean, he liked to drop in and chat with students in their dorm rooms.

WHEN talking of philosophy, Bernard Williams liked to drop in remarks that were not meant to be repeated.

He liked to drop in on people he knew, teachers at the colleges, a man who had an antique store.

He liked to drop them out of airplanes while flying over, say, north-central Africa, to see how long they would take to come back to him.