Sentence examples for will never drop from inspiring English sources

A. Serena will never drop her guard.

Contributions, however, will never drop below 4.5percenttoto help stabilize the pension fund.

Within a couple of years, the seasonal dips will never drop below 400ppm in the global average too.

"Kendrick Meek was never dropping out of this race, is never dropping out of this race, and will never drop out of this race".

He added: "The Palestinian people will never drop even one particle of the soil of Palestine… Mr Abbas' statement doesn't shock only Palestinians but all Arab peoples".

Always a crafty tactician, Mr. Netanyahu seems to be gambling that the Palestinians will never drop their terms while he gets to contend that he is open to negotiations.

Operators get discounts but there's a minimum which they'll never drop below.

As post-postmodernist as my generation of design addicts may be, one opinion I'll never drop is an old-fashioned (albeit modernist) belief in the power of design to change our lives for the better.

We sit outside under the awning so she can smoke as she talks and the first sign that she has a genuine belief in the policies espoused by her party comes almost immediately when she produces a portable ashtray from her bag, explaining that it means she'll never drop a butt in the street.

You tell yourself that you're extra careful with your PSP and that you'll never drop it.

On the technical side, the company says its phones will boast high-fidelity audio speakers and high-sensitivity antennas (so they'll never drop a call).