Sentence examples for drag about from inspiring English sources
"drag about" is a valid expression that is typically used in informal contexts.
It typically means to move around/travel in a sluggish way or to do something in a half-hearted manner. For example: "Having to drag about the entire day was exhausting."
"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.
They were just three more of the hundreds we drag about every time we change landlords.
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.
It's a surprise any of Kuchar's gladiators and Thor-type beefcakes can even walk, let alone slay brontosauruses, given the bulging impedimenta they drag about between their legs.
She was dragged about 200 feet; half of her left leg was severed and her right foot was mangled.
Madruga had been partially eaten by animals and dragged about 10 feet to a stream: he lay face up, his right hand curled around his watch.
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.
The rider, identified as Carlos Sanchez-Martin, 20, of Silver Spring, was dragged about 20 yards, according to a witness, and pinned under the silver SUV.
Attackers will make incisive runs at the correct time and even call for the ball and defenders will hold their position and not get dragged about too badly by opposition attackers.
