Sentence examples for called dragging from inspiring English sources

This technique -- sometimes called dragging the shutter -- has tons of cool applications: Shoot someone working at a computer.

Here's a Hollywood doozy for you: Known police aggressor Mel Gibson is set to star in a movie about police brutality called "Dragged Across Concrete".

Dogs may not know much English, but they certainly wouldn't call dragging their out-of-shape "guardians" around with a six-foot leash "exercise".

John Gill, 35, who owns a store called Drag Racing Underground in Astoria, Queens, said he was well aware of the growing popularity of the street races.

Speed competition, also called drag racing, and reckless driving are each punishable by up to two months in jail and a $1,000 fine.

A kite flies because the lifting force of the wind overcomes both the downward pull of gravity and air resistance to the forward motion of the kite called drag.

A significant number of them will utilise a system for disturbance reduction, a so called Drag-Free Control (DFC) system.

Jia et al. [5] presented a method, called drag-and-drop pasting, which computes an optimized boundary condition automatically by employing a new objective function.

Effect of wind on any structures is considered mainly in two directions: one is acting along the flow of wind which is called drag and the other is perpendicular to the wind flow which is called lift.

It took about six minutes to rip nine songs from a CD using a feature called Drag to Disc and a few more minutes to burn them onto a CD.

It's called "Drag Me Down".