The anodyne interpretation of this is that DeLay was talking about the hereafter, where various members of the Florida and federal judiciaries, having died of presumably natural causes, will stand before their Maker, who will proceed to drop-kick them into the fiery pit.
According to Dynegy's proxy statement, in June NRG declined to bid and Blackstone proceeded to drop its offer to $4.50 a share, from $5.25 a share.
Unlike Greece et al., however, the crisis countries of 1997 had their own currencies, which proceeded to drop sharply against the dollar.
Gyllenhaal proceeded to drop a massive hint to one prospective employer, heaping praise on Kevin Spacey's star-led programming at the Old Vic.
Julius, the canniest of the brothers, came up with the bit in which Adolph denies stealing silverware, which proceeds to drop from his sleeves.
García drained a 21-foot putt for birdie at No. 9 to move into a tie for the lead, at 12 under, with Stenson, who proceeded to drop a stroke at No. 11.
Vaunting his own obscure novels and commingling his wretched blather about reality and appearances with the refined aperçus of poor Benjamin, who deserves to rest in peace, Henric proceeds to drop more august names in a few pages (Rimbaud, Joyce, Baudelaire, Artaud, Genet, Kafka, Proust, Céline, Lacan, and the indispensable Bataille) than there are drunks in a phone booth.
For those more keen on selfless futuristic heroines with spectacular bow and arrow skills and a penchant for hopeless love triangles, Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen popped up in 2012 with the Hunger Games saga, which also proceeded to drop in once a year to make sure we had our fill of evil dystopian dictators and Battle Royale-style teen bloodshed.
("Holy cow!" he says, looking at a report. "Maybe someone should do something about this!" He then proceeds to drop the document in the wastebasket.) And "Struggle Session" follows a food chain of firings and hirings wherein a lewd-mouthed bum (Mr. Abraham again) is briefly given a white-collar job.
Students proceeded to drop a large banner, followed by a march to the college President's office.
