Sentence examples for needing to drop from inspiring English sources

But Obama has nevertheless been the subject of gendered and racist criticism: of her clothes, of her hair, for being "scary", for giving Queen Elizabeth a hug and for needing to "drop a few pounds".

Services may be cut here and there, but broadly the strategy is to keep growth in public spending lower than growth in the economy so government expenditure as a proportion of GDP falls over time without the absolute level needing to drop very much, if at all.

There was "too much discussion of her needing to drop out of the race," Brokaw said, adding that these calls were "unfair and inappropriate in many instances".

Include pillows for those needing to drop off to sleep halfway through.

We need to drop employer-based insurance.

That needs to drop to no higher than 20-25.

They also need to drop their unprofitable operations.

They will need to drop below 425,000 to signal sustained job gains.

"He needs to drop the name-calling and focus on things that matter".

Either way, our wannabe politicians need to drop this petty blame game and get proactive.

So comfortable, so familiar, that she did not need to drop and thank the clay.