Sentence examples for not able to drop from inspiring English sources

"Because of rains, we are not able to drop relief material by air," Yashpal Arya, the minister of disaster management in Uttarakhand, said by telephone from Pithoragarh.

"Before, Assad's forces were not able to drop their bombs when it was raining or cloudy, so those were days we were glad to see," said Zaina Erhaim, a documentary filmmaker from Aleppo.

Outside the dry cleaners, a man who was not able to drop off some shirts on Wednesday morning, because the store was not accepting new laundry, lauded Mr. Arpaio's raids and declared of the detained workers: "If they were in the country illegally, they need to get out of here".

As a viral sensation, Zonday had countless approaches from agents and managers, "but I knew that I wasn't able to drop everything and go from being a nerd in my living room to being Michael Jackson".

Red fliers were stapled around a fire map that read: "If You Fly, We Can't". "The fire certainly grew because we weren't able to drop the retardant," said.

Copying, or helping somebody copy, may result in an F on your transcript that you will not be able to drop.

Advertisements in favor of Mr. Obama's effort mostly seek to reassure those who already have insurance that they will benefit because insurance companies will not be able to drop them if they are sick or deny them coverage for pre-existing conditions.

Yet Nokia has a strong negotiating position, analysts added, because it sells about 400 million phones a year — more than one-third of the global market — so the network operators might not be able to drop a popular handset from their lineups.

Not being able to drop into a random department's seminar and quiz the speaker.

So while your customers might be looking out for you and eagerly anticipating your arrival, they may not be able to drop by any time.

Sure, I may not be able to drop in on a film's opening night or brush elbows with a top-level tech exec at yoga class.