Sentence examples for way drops from inspiring English sources

There have been dips along the way: drops in value followed Aurora, Tuscon, and Newtown.

Trembling, he gives way, drops off the wagon, runs to catch it up - Georgie, not a word!

"In a Sunburned Country" comes to life most fully when Mr. Bryson gets the homework out of the way, drops the boosterism ("I couldn't wait to see more") and opens his eyes and ears, just as he did in his coach days.

A charisma-dripping showman to the last, Way drops to his knees like Elvis and – when he plucks a girl from the crowd to play tambourine and leaves her with a bear hug – he gives one young fan a moment to remember for the rest of her life.

Bughouse comes in many variants, especially in the way drops are handled.

The nursing staff was asked about the way drops were administered.

But a measure of producer prices pointed the other way, dropping 0.3 percent from a year earlier.

Most children treated this way drop out, then end up jobless or in jail.

Trouble catching the ball seemed contagious: Hakeem Nicks led the way, dropping three passes, two of which could have been touchdowns.

Marcel Duchamp's familiar "3 Standard Stoppages" (1913-1914) — metre-long rulers whose shapes were determined by the way dropped strings fell to the ground — has never seemed more acutely outrageous.

Up close, the marinara became thousands of little pillars of red crayon wax, glistening like stalagmites and formed in the same way, drop by drop.