Sentence examples for a colossal drag from inspiring English sources
The American military escalation in Vietnam under Lyndon Johnson became a colossal drag that Hubert H. Humphrey could not escape in 1968: He never found a way to run against Vietnam (in essence, against Johnson) as many Democrats wanted.
The image (above), found in an ancient tomb at Dayr al-Barsha, about 320 kilometers south of Cairo, depicts 172 workers dragging a colossal statue of Djehutihotep, a provincial ruler, on a wooden sled, while one worker pours what could be water in front of the procession.
Desmond acted like a giant atmospheric Dyson, sucking up water from the Caribbean, dragging it along a colossal atmospheric "river" of moist air and dumping it on our heads.
The "Empire State Building of Drag" (Viagra clocks in at a colossal 7'2" with heels) was an undeniable celebrity not a minute went by without someone asking for a photo or shouting her name in praise.
Ayoung man drags a ramshackle stack of furniture across a city on a makeshift cart; another pedals a colossal tower of cardboard boxes along the road, the load perched precariously above his tricycle.
That is a colossal achievement.
Safety is a colossal issue.
A colossal and inspirational figure.
This was a colossal understatement.
Zambrano was a colossal flop.
