Sentence examples for actual drag from inspiring English sources

There will be one that is my actual drag clothes and shoes.

Before the competition could escalate into actual drag racing, the police gave out tickets for nonmoving offenses like parking violations and warned the participants to clear the street and not race.

Still, at 6 feet, he seemed capable of giving the illusion of hugeness, and judging by the brittle unrealness of many actual drag performers, his lack of experience with wig and cleavage was arguably an advantage.

Unlike actual drag queens like RuPaul, whose talk-show persona is decorous, ladylike and flat, Williams transferred to television unfiltered, the raunchy, insinuating and wisecracking attack doll she had become during the decades she spent in New York and Philadelphia as a radio personality.

Available actual drag force data from lattice-Boltzmann simulations for mono- and bi-disperse systems are fitted by a physically consistent and computationally efficient model, obtaining a very good agreement over a broad range of conditions.

Dasani C. Waters was one of the only students with actual drag experience.

The documentation does a good job explaining the differences, but the gist is that you add components like buttons and text fields and adjust the layout of your application in the Designer (which is a web page), and do the actual drag-and-drop coding in the Blocks Editor (which is a Java app).

It's like the actual drug that drags down the rock star".

We hypothesize that CFD provides at least 80% fidelity in predicting the target flow regimes to be delivered to cells, but that the actual fluid drag induced shear stresses experienced at the subcellular scale will be higher than those predicted by CFD due to the effects of cell seeding density as well as distance from the substrate on which cells are seeded.

The actual conflict dragged on, but these soldiers race from Bull Run to Appomattox in little more than a breathless hour.

Even that's an airbrushing: the actual statement dragged out of Winnie at the Truth & Reconciliation Commission in 1997 was a grudging expression of regret at the boy's fate, not an admission of culpability.