Sentence examples for more drops than from inspiring English sources

While M83 soothed the crowd with their "Imax electro pop", Jack U's set was loaded with more drops than a paratrooper regiment, as he remixed and rejigged anything imaginable (the Imperial March, anyone?), turning it all into one repetitive EDM showcase that was torturous or joyous, depending on your attitude toward endless wobbly basslines.

Pop came into the yard in his good suit, which was too hot for the weather, and when he took off his fedora the skin of his head was marked with a deep ring and the sweat was sprinkled over his scalp — more drops than hairs.

It certainly wouldn't be such a far stretch for this child who for the past year has been on a figurative roller coaster that has had more drops than lifts.

What is likely to be UCLA's last game of the season Saturday against California at Memorial Stadium will not necessarily be the cutoff point for an inert running game, an erratic offensive line and a group of receivers responsible for more drops than a roller coaster.

That's why it's called a "rain of particles," and although the analogy is misleading (this "rain" is falling in all directions, and never ends, and doesn't wet things), it does at least quash any hopes of detailed monitoring, because even the briefest local shower is composed of more drops than anyone could count, let alone name.

Red Sox broadcasts are less cluttered than Yankees broadcasts but have more drop-ins than Mets games.

And over all, more stocks dropped than advanced.

The escalators at the nearby Mall of America probably have more vertical drop than little Buck Hill.

Rodgers has seen more passes dropped than any other quarterback in the league.

Today, that weight has more than dropped off.

Messier said the sale was about more than dropping prices to reflect needed repairs.