drop into something

One at a time, and with great care, each is dropped into the water.

And now chance had dropped the key right into her hands.

As if something had just been dropped into the water.

The club dropped back into the lower half of the table in 1974-75.

But they passed over and dropped at last into a central park.

They didn't see him drop into the street and start following them.

I dropped the cup out of the window, into the river.

I remember a student who dropped into our home two years ago on his way around Europe.

It was dark now, the town had dropped into night.

He stopped when the other three had dropped into the water.