Sentence examples for words drop from inspiring English sources

The writing of Ernest Hemingway affected me a lot; there is something about that simple way of writing without adjectives, where words drop like stones in the sentence.

During the trial in 1998, Apple's lead software designer, Avi Tevanian, described his company's efforts to persuade PC makers to bundle Apple's QuickTime media software with their machines and how Microsoft demanded that Apple "knife the baby" -- in other words, drop the QuickTime bundling effort.

In other words, drop the "I hate his unbuttoned shirt" approach to BHL.

When we listen to our inner stillness it says without words, "Drop anchor here".

Several clients posited that some providers may believe addiction is a self-inflicted problem, and as a result they would be less inclined to provide assistance: "anybody who goes into any medical facility and has to say the words Drop In Centre, [other shelter name], no fixed address… immediately any source of sympathy seems to slide" (male client 1).

It is, in other words, drop-dead easy to use.

"You could feel the words dropping out of his mouth.

In other words, dropping a HW does not automatically give you an extra drop for the corresponding self-assessment.

Sorry to have kept you waiting," were his first words, dropping the stiffer "comrades" of his predecessor.

Sometimes, it's a matter of just one or two words, dropped casually into conversations, or scattered around visual descriptions.

I could hear their words dropping slightly earlier, or later, than my words, or a note would be longer, or shorter, or sometimes entirely different.