Sentence examples for started to drop off from inspiring English sources

When customer orders started to drop off, Georgia-Pacific began announcing furlough days in August.

Twenty years ago you got to 40 and your game started to drop off because technology didn't help at all.

As the collection grew, word spread, and workers from other boroughs started to drop off contributions from time to time.

But even before the Abbott government came to power, revenue from iron ore and coal, Australia's two biggest exports, had started to drop off.

"The pain started to drop off dramatically," he said, "and in just 10 days the pain had eased more than 90 percent".

Finally, if you look at lap 58, 12 laps from the end, Alonso's times started to drop off by nearly a second.

But after that results start to drop off.

"At these levels of circulation, you start to drop off the radar screen at advertising agencies.

However, the information on the website starts to drop off from about this time last year, as the NHS reforms started to bite.

"It starts out that you have a bunch of people around you, living the same drug life, and then people start to drop off," Mr. Gaghan said.

Taking much more of a smash-and-grab release pattern (probably sensible given rough reviews), Annabelle has completed its rollout now, and in all likelihood will start to drop off quickly, though it will still end up more profitable than its $20m-budgeted 20m-budgeted mother-film mother-film