Sentence examples for most drop from inspiring English sources
"Of the kids who enter the district, 40percentt will drop out before they graduate, and most drop out in the middle-school years," Mr. Zeichner said.
The inspectors of constabulary reported last year that most drop out before trial because the justice system doesn't give them support.
Those who receive bachelor's degrees are many fewer, but Mr. Moraza says he thinks most drop out of college for economic reasons, not academic ones.
Most drop soon after they shop, according to Ernest L. Lawson, a bus driver who has plied the Rochester-to-Jamaica route for 14 years.
(Rummaging for a picture of one of her granddaughters in her pink Filofax, which matches the pink stripes in the room) Oh, where is my most drop dead, most — she's totally Eloise.
Over the pond, the Americans have developed their own solution to the gentle art of bill splitting: the recently released Foodivide iPhone app, which apparently provides the "fastest and most drop dead gorgeous way to split a bill".
Everything must be lavish, when actually the most drop-dead couture is often perfectly simple by virtue of the cutting.
In most drop-in centers, you have to sleep sitting up in a chair, which can cause your legs to swell.
Forget the go-fast stuff, this thing is the most drop-dead gorgeous Z ever, and as voluptuous as Angelina Jolie.
Kate and Anna McGarrigle Kate and Anna McGarrigle (1975) These days, Kate McGarrigle is best known as the mother of Rufus and Martha Wainwright, but she should be revered for her role in recording some of the most drop-dead gorgeous harmony songs in existence, along with her sister Anna.
Some of the most drop-dead beautiful images in the book were created in the eighteen-hundreds — William Louis Henry Skeen's exotic fruit with lizard, appearing gilded even in black-and-white; or William Lake Price's "The First of September, England," a sepia-toned print of two dead game birds, hanging regally, wings akimbo, from a nail.
