Sentence examples for newly dropped from inspiring English sources

Beside the sun-bleached bones, the tangles of human hair and greying piles of clothes exposed by wind and rain, a leaflet newly dropped by the Iraqi army fluttered in the wind.

Others see them as overdue limits on out-of-control government handouts — some lawmakers here fumed, for example, that 30,000 college students, newly dropped from the state's food stamp rolls, should never have been allowed to collect such benefits in the first place.

Oakland's 'mega-evictor', the landlord who filed over 3,000 eviction notices Beside the sun-bleached bones, the tangles of human hair and greying piles of clothes exposed by wind and rain, a leaflet newly dropped by the Iraqi army fluttered in the wind.

Local press had previously reported the raise, but the newly dropped SEC filing reveals it's in the form of a convertible note and comes from 13 investors.

Monumental by Karen Walker Eyewear: The Second Collection is launching this month, and the newly dropped ad campaign is fierce.

Newly dropped doo-doo still contain tons of bacteria, noted Dr. Beeler, which may also pose a health risk.

Sales of newly built homes dropped during the month by 32 percent from 2009.

Sales of newly built homes dropped 13.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 394,000, the Commerce Department said on Friday.

Sales of newly built homes dropped 13.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 394,000, the lowest in nine months.

The rate of newly detected infections dropped with age -- to 13.5 percent in women 42 and older, from 35 percent in women 18 to 25.

Thus, whereas millions of cases of the disease were known in the 1980s, newly reported cases dropped to about 763,200 by 2001 and to some 249,000 in 2008.