Sentence examples for takes to drop from inspiring English sources

ANTALYA, Turkey — Yelena Kasyanova booked her trip at a local travel agency in about as much time it takes to drop by the market for a few groceries.

EDT is the time that the Schroeder envelope of the impulse response takes to drop of 10 dB.

You can do this right now in the same amount of time it takes to drop the groceries.

Whether you know it or not, you not only already have what it takes to drop all of your excess weight -- you've had the power all along.

Consider what it takes to drop 50 points in an NBA game, and what it takes to nollie full cab the height of a small child.

The courage it takes to drop everything in your 40s and pursue your passion is something to be lauded in its own right—I have a hard time just trying new foods.

While navigating the snarling highway traffic, my mind looped through to-do lists, calculating how long it would take to drop him off, say goodbye and make it cross-town to the office.

Soon after the takeover a decision was taken to drop the "Chelsea Village" brand and refocus on Chelsea as a football club.

A handful of neighbors who admired caged birds took to dropping in and comparing notes on their hobby.

Mr. Newmark has taken to dropping in on real estate agencies unannounced when he is in Manhattan.

When his 11-year-old son Matthew was temporarily crippled with polio, he had taken to dropping in on church and praying.