Sentence examples for off the drop from inspiring English sources

But Federer has hardly sworn off the drop shot here.

Treasury prices were mostly higher yesterday, shaking off the drop in weekly jobless claims and later the unexpected surge in the manufacturing index.

Werder's sporting director Thomas Eichin, one of those neighbourly revellers, later clarified that the home side had simply cheered "a win over Dortmund", knowing full well that "nothing" was won in regards to staving off the drop.

But in a series of experiments at the air force base, the researchers found that electrical brain stimulation can improve people's multitasking skills and stave off the drop in performance that comes with information overload.

Portsmouth, who visit Home Park in the dockyard derby next weekend, won 1-0 at Leyton Orient, where the arrival of Alberto Cavasin as manager has failed to stop the slide – they're without a win in six league games, and two points off the drop zone.

He let go of the head to pull the foreskin all the way back and shake himself before he pinched the base and drew his fingers up the shaft, stretching himself out to his full length and flicking off the drop of urine that hung at the tip.

As I drove off, the drops turned torrential, coating the streets with a thick layer of dangerous water.

Having forced a repeat set off the drop-out, the Roosters get to within a couple of metres of the line.

Angle yourself to drop off the cliff.

Nine of the drop-offs fell off the list permanently.

Some notable drop-offs: The University of Utah dropped ten spots this year, coming in at number 24.