Sentence examples for a dragging in from inspiring English sources

"You often see Partner A dragging in Partner B because Partner B is behaving in ways that are unfulfilling and insufferable," Mr. Real says.

It must have been an animal, right, dragged in by Roscoe, some unfortunate creature deformed by fertilizers and pesticides.

One of the injured dragged in was a journalist, who kept saying, "pigs, pigs, pigs," in reference to the police.

It allows you to create a workflow by dragging in various data sources and other objects.

"They're dragging in a lot of analysts and ramping up everything.

But the current media mess is a distinctly British one, dragging in the royal family, Hugh Grant and the ruling class.

To set the first point of a curve, drag in the direction you want the path to curve.

The effigy was cut down from a flagpole and dragged in a coffin through Broadway by a camel.

And a drag in the gallery.

The book can be a drag (in the non-gay sense) but is never a bore.

The caption with the photo read: "Dustin Hoffman isn't a drag in a butter-colored silk gown by Richard Tyler and Ralph Lauren heels".