Sentence examples for times dropping from inspiring English sources

It comes as a fog, sometimes creeping in stealthily, other times dropping like a curtain.

Biden unsuccessfully sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988 and in 2008, both times dropping out after poor showings.

Nunez, a natural shortstop, has a strong arm but has struggled to maintain a consistent throwing motion, at times dropping his elbow, which causes the ball to soar.

He looked up at the balcony, drew his Glock and fired six rounds, striking the gunman, Othniel Boaz Askew, four times, dropping him dead.

Whoever takes over should be acutely conscious that the Dutchman, like Di Canio before him, ran into trouble when he endeavoured to minimise the impact of some of Sunderland's powerful old guard, at times dropping John O'Shea, Wes Brown, Cattermole, Fletcher and Sebastian Larsson.

Driven by winds that gusted to 55 miles an hour, the storm -- a smudge 750 miles wide on satellite photos and a blinding whiteout on the ground -- churned onto the Eastern Seaboard on Sunday and moved from Virginia and Washington up the coast yesterday, at times dropping one to two inches an hour on New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

L.A. Times drops restaurant stars.

The Los Angeles Times dropped an attempt to charge for arts coverage for the same reason.

Gordinier, who had reported on Eleven Madison Park for the Times, dropped in.

The Trenton Times dropped the name years ago as suburban circulation grew.

"Fortunately, we saw the wait times drop back to 2 or 3 weeks," Teich says.