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Meanings of drop a line in English
Synonyms
Examples for "write"
Examples for "write"
1
Scientific American has a good write-up of this paper and its potential.
2
But I know my history, and therefore write from a political viewpoint.
3
I don't want to write a new year message of unremitting gloom.
4
He asked her to write her question on a slip of paper.
5
However, nobody in the constituency is ready to write his political obituary.
Usage of drop a line in English
1
You drop a line to 'Gentleman Jim,' at the Sunflower, High Holborn.
2
You drop a line to Judge Colton and sort of outline the plan.
3
I'll just drop a line to George and tell him where I've gone.
4
Every page or two he'd drop a line in Greek or French or German.
5
If quite convenient, just drop a line to her; it will oblige me much.
6
He or I, one will drop a line to the "Age" occasionally.
7
While you hitch, I'll drop a line to Perry Thomas to take the school.
8
I'll just drop a line to Erroll to apprise him.
9
Well, time's about up-mustdrop a line to Aldrich.
10
Adieu, my dear friend, and in the days of your happiness drop a line to your
11
Enjoy and don't hesitate to drop a line or two celebrating the legend in the comments!
12
I'll drop a line to Mr. Hartley also.
13
You might drop a line to Boot.
14
I interrupted myself here, to drop a line to Shirley Brooks and suggest a cartoon for Punch.
15
Just drop a line to father, and warn him that we may kept here for some time.'
16
Well, I'll drop a line to Barry and ask him if he can spare her for a bit.
