The phrase "able to drag it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the capability of moving or pulling an object or item, often in a digital context, such as dragging files on a computer.
Example: "Make sure your cursor is over the file icon, and you should be able to drag it to the desired folder."
Alternatives: "capable of moving it" or "able to pull it."
It was hard for her to bend down, but she was able to drag it to the bassinet using the mop as a handle.
Another way to move a component, if you are concerned about not being able to drag it where you want it due to mouse issues or the like, is to click on the name of the component.
Proponents of the plan, who view the $14 billion project as a rare opportunity to refurbish Penn Station and revitalize the district, say they still hope that Gov. Eliot Spitzer will be able to drag it back from the edge of failure.
The government's anti-laundering squad has only a couple of dozen staff but has filed 21 cases so far this year.Panama may not be able to drag its feet much longer.
That fish, which weighed 42 pounds, was able to drag him around, he said, but "you just grab onto him and swim in".
He was a great companion (when one was able to drag him away from his work) on the excursions, organized by [his wife] Ania, to the Massachusetts beaches, historical landmarks, and great open air restaurants.
They find him trapped beneath a wooden beam, and are able to drag him out to safety.
If the tree was open so you could see the children, you would be able to drag between its soon-to-be siblings.
But it hardly follows that it should be able to drag out the forfeiture indefinitely, without giving its owner any mechanism to challenge the legality of the seizure or to post bond to obtain the return of the car.
The matching process worked so well that the researchers were even able to drag E. coli back to its "wild type," or its natural state before becoming resistant.
Strickland was the lead singer of Arkansas country-rock band Backroad Anthem, which said on Monday that it appeared Strickland was able to drag himself out of the water before dying.
