Sentence examples for quite drop from inspiring English sources

But to himself he couldn't quite drop it.

A couple of very close birdie putts that didn't quite drop, and a pair of dismal chips at 13 and 17, and suddenly he's back to +1.

But they didn't quite drop the point: General Jackson's campaign and the tribunals he convened not as an example of moral right but as legal precedent: the morality or propriety of General Jackson's military operation in Florida is irrelevant.

"The putts didn't quite drop but still very happy with shooting [a] three-under 69".

"Today it wouldn't quite drop for us but we're still on a great run".

At 2-1 dowe wereere still fighting at the end but it didn't quite drop for us at the death".

"I don't think that the penny has quite dropped yet with the public".

He's back to +1, and walked off with a glum face, a huge right-to-left birdie breaker on the last not quite dropping.

Deeney worked hard, without ever quite dropping as deep as normal, preferring to push right up alongside his partner to keep John Terry and Gary Cahill, a pair of centre backs who looked almost unbeatable a year ago, occupied.

But nobody quite dropped the ball like the carriers, which said they would not to share location data again.

The GOP plan isn't quite dropping the mandate that everyone have health insurance.