Sentence examples for a drag about from inspiring English sources

"Hey, that was a drag about Dick," he said.

"You know, there's one thing that's a drag about having X.P.," Heather drawls sleepily.

What's really a drag about "R.I.P.D". is that it's exactly the kind of rotten comic-book adaptation that helps give comic-book adaptations a bad name.

Things that tend now to feel like a drag about hatchbacks in general somehow appear to be pert virtues in the Civic.

In others, a single DNA molecule marked with fluorescent dyes is dragged about as a video camera mounted on a microscope captures the reptilian motions.

A coffin is also regularly dragged about for foreboding's sake.

When the boundary is anchored there is a significantly higher density, four times higher, of particles on the boundary than the density predicted by the classic Zener analysis, but particles exert, on average, a drag force about half of the maximum value assumed by Zener.

"The cliff was almost 5% of GDP, and keeping the debt ceiling where it is would produce a drag of about 7%." That is to say, the economic damage of breaching the debt ceiling, even if all went well, is about 40percentt more than going over the fiscal cliff, and that's before you factor in the reaction from the financial markets.

"It's kind of a drag hearing about this," says Freddy, "because we could've incorporated double dutch more and put it further in the context of hip-hop or just New York street culture.

"No one knows what it is here". "It's kind of a drag hearing about this," says Freddy, "because we could've incorporated double dutch more and put it further in the context of hip-hop or just New York street culture.

"It's a drag - no doubt about it," Mr. Tetrault said.