Sentence examples for run a drop from inspiring English sources

Run a drop of styling cream through your hair, if you have wavy or curly hair that is falling flat.

It was only recently that the council gave him a grant to help run a drop-in centre for the elderly.

They also run a drop-in surgery where carers can talk about any issues relating to their child or the curriculum, and workshops on topics like applying to university.

Alongside running a drop in centre every Friday night, they organise activities such as sailing courses, cookery classes and camping weekends.

In fact the Edinburgh group are running a drop-in Hunting the Higgs event as part of the festival.

The Homeless Veterans campaign is raising money for both The Soldiers Charity and Veterans Aidd, which runs a drop-in centre in central London and a homeless hostel in Stepney, east London.

At the community center, volunteers joined with a Bronx-based social services group, BronxWorks, formerly called the Citizens Advice Bureau, which runs a drop-in center in Hunts Point.

Twice a week, a health professional runs a drop-in service for parents who have concerns or questions about their children but who might not otherwise see their GP.

As to Poles, Latvians and Lithuanians, I was told that the most reliable source would be the Keystone Development Trust, which runs a drop-in centre called META (Mobile Europeans Taking Action - funded by the EU) where migrant workers get all kinds of helpful advice in seven languages.

Brighton and Hove City Council won praise for its Allsorts Youth Project, which runs a drop-in centre for young people and also a training programme for people who work with youngsters.

For nearly eight years, it has also run a weekday drop-in center at Flemister House, 527 West 22nd Street.