Sentence examples for living dropping from inspiring English sources

"For years," he said, "I used 'Name-Dropping' as the title of the speech I gave because name-dropping is my living, dropping names into sentences and microphones".

In a short period of time, world output and standards of living dropped precipitously.

It is a tough time to be a stand-alone magazine company, which is partly why advertising pages in Martha Stewart Living dropped 29 percent last year.

The city's most recent homeless count revealed that the number of people who have no place to live dropped nearly 16percentt since 2009 to 2,358 people.

Describe how the man who delivered the coal for the building where we lived dropped it from his truck in the street, and how my uncle Leon would make me carry it to the cellar with a big pail.

This is because a person's chance of living drops by 78percentnt if their heart is not restarted within four minutes.

The current interest rate you receive on bonds is very low, but you will be happy with even a small return on your money if there is deflation and the cost of living drops.

Another Conde Nast title, Easy Living, dropped 1.3% on the previous six months and 7.1% on the previous year, to 158,038.

"But I'm much more interested in images of people with disabilities just living their lives, dropping their kids off at school or making dinner with friends.

This is a legacy of the medium's fakery scandals, when it was noticed that some star-studded last night shows were pretending to be live, dropping in a shot of Big Ben's Cinderella chimes.

Newcastle are living dangerously, dropping too deep as Maccarone and co pressurise, meaning Geremi and Job are enjoying plenty of scraps.