Sentence examples for means drop from inspiring English sources

This is a phrase all good dogs understand -- it means drop that sock, drop that rotting carcass -- and humans would be well advised to apply it to the slightly less tangible matter of snobbery and breed bias.

So, if you have a phone on the list below and are eligible for a change of plans, by all means drop by your local T-Mobile store and get with it.

I mean, by all means drop a wry comment about Karen and her bland potato salad and keeping hot sauce in your purse and lol mayonnaise and whatnot, because laughs can build a bridge.

By all means drop them off at the doctor's if you're concerned (a good way of sussing out their hypochondriac tendencies) but don't fall for it as a means to staying to do their bidding.

And it means dropping in clangers without explaining them.

This means upgrading old assets, but it also means dropping some Hunt legacy personnel.

All too often, having a health condition or disability means dropping out of work and struggling to return.

For most teams this often means dropping to 13th or 14th and thinking maybe Kris Keating could be worth a punt.

That means drop-offs in viewership are minimal.

That means dropping its current prejudice against research that aims to advance hydrocarbon-related technologies.

And that means dropping as many listening limits as it can.