drop by

[drɑːp baɪ]

Definition:
1. Visit for a short time.
2. Visit informally and spontaneously.

'drop by' example sentence:

1. Could you drop by the market on our way?
2. I'll drop by on my way home if I have time.
3. He had hoped that Santa Claus would drop by on Christmas Eve and deliver him to a good home.
4. Sit with an open door and encourage members to drop by anytime and talk to you.
5. Maybe you could drop by, or whatever.
6. He wishes you well and hopes you'll find time to drop by and say hello to him on your return.
7. Why don't you drop by and pay Betty a visit? She would appreciate it.
8. We often just drop by our friend's homes if we have time.
9. I'd like to show you some samples. Can I drop by your office later?
10. I am just going to drop by the post office.
11. Drop by if you can.
12. Why don't you drop by the next time you're in the area?
13. Some were even curious enough to drop by and observe.
14. Feel free to drop by my office if you have a question.
15. I think maybe I'll just drop by.
16. Leo will drop by my house after school.
17. If they drop by, I'll make a potluck supper.
18. Drop by the office and ask if you can simply give your resume to the hiring manager in person.
19. I have to drop by the bank to get some money.
20. First-team players regularly drop by, heroes and inspirations on their doorstep.
21. People just drop by and knock on your door.
22. She and Danny will drop by later.
23. Daddy called and asked me to drop by his office.
24. Drop by sometime.