Sentence examples for will drop back to from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, it will drop back to the slower standard.

For some the chief hope is that prices, which tend to soar during Ramadan, will drop back to normal.

Durham stay 10 points behind Lancashire and will drop back to third if Warwickshire beat Yorkshire at Headingley.

If photons of the correct frequency then pass through the fibre, the excited electrons will drop back to their original, unexcited state, emitting their stored energy as photons that have the same frequencies as those that triggered the drop.

Because most of the recent price increases have stemmed from what appear to be one-time shocks, central bankers continue to believe that the inflation rate will drop back to their target of 2percentt by some time next year.

The winner of last year's Derby and Arc will face eight rivals in the Group Three race, in which he will drop back to 10 furlongs for the first time since he was beaten in the Dante last May.

In fact, he'll drop back to +3.

That'll restrict the damage to a bogey; he'll drop back to +2. 6.46pm BST Right, well I'm going to hand back to Scott now, who is hopefully fed and watered and ready to go again.

He's an inch from sinking the long par putt, but he'll drop back to +8, his difficult job to stay here over the weekend now approaching impossible.

If you're thinking of buying a new truck and want that deduction, do it soon because the maximum deduction will drop back down to $125,000 in 2010.

That means that the increase was a mistake, but once the bug is fixed, people's follower counts will drop back down to normal.