Sentence examples for sort of drops from inspiring English sources

With the equity markets seemingly in freefall, and a second recession on its way, share prices experienced the sort of drops not seen since 2008.

So to come back to you, it's easy to write because it just sort of drops in your lap.

He also admitted to "sort-of" dropping the f-bomb in July 2011.

"We sort of dropped the ball," Carson explained Monday.

Everybody is sort of dropping their reality and dreaming.

The manager's face just sort of dropped.

So I had to sort of drop the bombshell on her".

The same sort of drop occurred among women between 20 and 24, the most productive ages for Russian motherhood.

"I live in the Village, and the way it's been, people sort of drop in on me and my husband.

How else to explain the post-mortem surge by her vanquished rival, former United States Representative Rob Simmons, whose campaign for the Senate seemed to catch fire only after he (sort of) dropped out of the race?

As I was sitting there trying to discern and understand what this branch manager was saying to me, and he was struggling with his English, the coin sort of dropped that this guy really knows what he's talking about.