Sentence examples similar to setting to drop from inspiring English sources

American and Russian stockpiles are anyway set to drop further.

But South Africa's harvest is set to drop to 2.3m tonnes.

This is set to drop to £440 following the emergency budget in July.

They are girding up for the release of their fifth studio album, set to drop later this year.

Then there's the official trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey, set to drop on Thursday.

The magazine is set to drop its cover price in the autumn.

Currently $196 million in the hole, the program was set to drop about 600,000 children in November.

The company's headcount is also set to drop sharply from the 290,509 recorded during the third quarter.

In 2009 he has come out of his psychedelic ghetto and is set to drop some heat on you.

With freezing levels set to drop to around 900/1000m Alpine resorts are set to get more snow today and at the weekend.

The top rate looks set to drop, by 2003, from 54% to 52.5%; Germany's is heading down to 42%, Britain's is already 40%.