Sentences with phrase «then be dropped»

The cloud whales have the ability to absorb different liquids or small objects, such as water, oil, or nuts, which can then be dropped or shot at objects.

You will then be dropped off at your hotel around 21:00 to 21:30.

You will then be dropped - off in your chosen hotel in Arenal.

Go ziplining and white water rafting and then be dropped - off at the airport in Liberia for your departing flight.

Firstly guests would need to take a 20 - minute taxi ride from Belize International to Belize City then be dropped off at the local water taxi terminal.

The Dodge Caravan continues into 2017, and will likely then be dropped.

Just imagine how OG would be feeling when in last game he opened up the stubborn sunderland defence and then he is dropped this game.

Play rubbish then you're dropped, simple as.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho could then be dropping players who didn't perform in that shock 1 - 0 home loss against West Brom in the Premier League weekend.

Since then it's dropped into the high 100s, and will probably never see inside 100 again.

Interestingly in days 1 - 3 I gained some 2.5 pounds but since then I'm dropping some 3/4 of a pound day!

Since then it's dropped 24 % in a steadily rising market.

Well we all had big expectations for MS and the XOX and then MS dropped the ball real hard and most of us left disappointed.

You name your ship and select your difficulty level, and then you are dropped into a randomly generated galaxy.

After the enemies are defeated, a loading screen pops up, then you are dropped into another area.

Like I joked with the team, the game looks like Daryl Dixon was in the Sons of Anarchy and then was dropped into the world of The Last of Us with World War Z zombies, all with Uncharted and Horizon Zero Dawn - inspired gameplay.

You start by painting your Rabbid one of the colors of the rainbow, and then you're dropped onto a game board with three other Rabbids, competing for trophies (ten or twenty) before making your way back to the center of the board to win.

Not exact matches

So if a person plus their luggage is less than that, taking into account food consumption and life - support, then we think that the cost of moving to Mars could drop below $ 100,000.

All the Internet did was accelerate and enlarge that drop, by siphoning away the attention of newspaper readers, and then the advertising revenue they depended on for their livelihood.

It's kind of like signing up to Netflix to binge watch House of Cards, then dropping it.

If they extract and sell it, the 2 - degree limit is toast; if governments somehow muster the will to force them not to extract those reserves, then the companies» valuations must drop accordingly — the bursting of the carbon bubble.

«Local food producers drop off food at our hub based on orders,» says the Good Eggs rep. «It is packed up and then delivered to customers.

Frankly, if Twitter wanted to adopt a «no world leaders» rule now and then quietly drop it in three or seven years» time, that would be perfectly consistent with the company's history when it comes to safety and abuse, which is one of inconsistency.

«If you are a student going into debt to have people give you hard boring useless assignments then perhaps you'd be better off dropping out.»

Rimowa is rolling out its Electronic Tag technology: precheck your bag at home with your smartphone, then drop it off curbside.

Then there was the «hash crash» of 2013, when the Dow dropped 145 points in two minutes after someone hacked the Associated Press's Twitter account and posted, falsely, that explosions in the White House had injured President Obama.

If I look back on my journey with startups to where I am today, I cringe at how many things I've changed my mind on, with how many things I was super passionate about for a while, and then dropped completely.

I remember painting a target, lining up, dropping the weapons, and then cracking my wings as I'm flying away with all the triple - A underneath us.

But other economists argue that if inflation is a monetary issue, and a helicopter drop of cash is fundamentally fiscal, then the worry over sparking inflation is misplaced.

He's fresh off of a hectic morning getting his kids ready for school, then dropping them off in a hurry.

«If you're trying to open a new show in New York or Chicago where there are already many different entertainment options at a time when discretionary income is dropping, then it's going to be hard to charge a premium for those tickets and hardto make an economic go of it.»

With LiAngelo having dropped out of UCLA and LaMelo then playing solely for his AAU team, LaVar decided that it was time to send the family into the world of European basketball, although he still plans to attempt to bring the boys back to the states to play for the Lakers when the time is right.

Then again, China's bank cut interest rates on Monday in response to the market drop, so it's a mixed message at best.

If you're Taylor Swift, you delete your social media history and then drop a video of yourself in a $ 10 million diamond bath.

Then the handle of the press is turned until every last drop of blood and marrow is squeezed from the bird and runs from the spout to a copper pan.

What I was able to do through Instagram was I actually built a list of my favorite florists from finding somebody, following them on Instagram, and then you see that little drop down that allows the algorithm to tell you users that are similar.

I drop the kids off at school at 9:00 am and then I give myself until 10:00 am to straighten the house and get the basics done.

Here's the thing: You drop your several hundred grand for the privilege of supercar ownership — and then you are informed that actually driving the thing will destroy its resale value.

Following the financial crisis, that figure dropped below 300,000 and has been just creeping higher since then.

If we take the lump sum, then, we end up seeing that the expected value of a ticket drops further below zero, to - $ 0.71, suggesting that a ticket for the lump sum is also a bad deal.

I'm betting the cost will have dropped by then, too.

Using data from Cortana, we know that the lion's share of questions presented to voice assistants begin with either «how» or «what,» and then there's a steep drop off in search share for the remaining interrogative words.

Here's how it works: When a user checks in, he or she can click on the new «I'm with...» button, scan a drop - down list of friends and then select the ones he or she is with at your business.

But then, the secretive company's claims it could run a full range of tests from a few drops a blood had yet to be vetted by anyone.

Each team is given ten survival tools to share and then separated and dropped miles apart on Vancouver Island.

From there, the drone flew to the home based on a pre-programmed flight path, dropped off the package held inside a small cage, and then flew off to rendezvous back with the van — which had since been driven to a spot miles away.

Then — and here is where a young Chinese audience leans in, not quite believing what they are hearing — he dropped out.

Then, when the brand grows up, the descriptor can be dropped.

Even if we assume that all billionaires are college dropouts (hint: they aren't), that still results in a 0.005 percent chance of having dropped out, then of financial success after dropping out.

If a taxpayer decides to take advantage of air - dropped or forked tokens then it may be reasonable to expect that tax will be due when they sell or otherwise dispose of those tokens,» he says.