Sentence examples for only drop off from inspiring English sources

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Along the way presidents stopped trying to change the system and began to openly embrace it as a tool to reward both individual donors and, the whales of any campaign, the "bundlers," those connected individuals who not only drop off millions of their own money, but get their wealthy friends to do the same.

My favourite batsmen this season is Daryl Mitchell, whose form only dropped off once promotion was pretty much secured.

Mourning in particular those lost souls who die alone and unnoticed, he not only drops off floral tributes and attends their funerals, he also initiates amateur investigations into their deaths.

The coverage is fairly uniform, only dropping off significantly in the first 20% and in the last 5% of the length of the FLs.

As ozone concentrations were higher in August than in June, and only dropped off by 10% in September, this does not appear to be due to lower exposure levels.

They'd pooled their talents effectively at first - Adam Boyd is a cracking finisher, if painfully slow, while Wayne Gray is all power and pace, but lacks precision - only to drop off each others' radars in recent games.

Years later, his mother returned, only to drop off another son, Donyea, and leave again.

The summer movie season began this year on May 2, with the opening of "X2," which made $85.5 million in its three-day debut only to drop off 53percentthehe next weekend.

For proof, witness the small but growing list of prestigious bubble-era entrepreneurs who cracked the Forbes 400 list of wealthiest Americans at the height of their success, only to drop off during the past few years.

The percentage of patriotism questions in the database increased nearly fourfold from the seventies to the nineties, only to drop off again in the nineties.