Sentence examples for past dropped from inspiring English sources
He watched Chien-Ming Wang's 3-2 fasailll sail past, dropped his bat and loped toward first.
Many of today's low skilled adults are the young people who in the past dropped out of vocational education between 16 and 18 with few qualifications.
There were no fits after the first-round loss by Tarango, who in the past dropped his shorts in a 1994 loss to Michael Chang and walked out of a third-round match at Wimbledon a year later because he felt the umpire was unfairly penalizing him.
Last weekend's number one, X-Men: Days of Future Past, dropped to second.
The gay majority in the LGBT have in the past dropped transgender rights from their platforms because of a political fear that their own rights would be denied by the inclusion of a seemingly relative few, and the knee-jerk reaction has always been to throw out transgender protections if it would make larger gay and lesbian protections more palatable to legislators and the voting public.
In Yeovilton, Somerset, the world's last remaining Swordfish biplane roared past, dropping thousands of poppies over the service at St Bartholomew's Fleet Air Arm Memorial church.
That night, the writer had a strange dream, and in it there was an endless cornfield, and from that cornfield missiles were being launched and shot down by antimissile missiles as jet fighters flew past, dropping bombs from the heavens.
But for services that had been covered in the past, dropping the charges did not produce a large spike in their use, compared with last year, when patients still had to pay for them.
Nick Vaughan, played by Evans, is hiding out in Grand Central Station when he sees a woman, played by Alice Eve, run past, dropping her phone and sadly missing her train.
In past drops, Japanese governments often intervened, especially at crucial times like the end of September -- the end of the half-year for companies and banks.
Dishes meant to go to the judges have in the past been dropped, accidentally eaten, even sat upon.
