Sentence examples for drag down on from inspiring English sources
And demographics matters as advanced economies are ageing – as are important emerging ones –, which raises dependency ratios, which may drag down on growth.
And if you want to add someone by their username, you drag down on the camera screen and hit "Add People".
Tap or drag down on a banner or lockscreen alert, and you can type a reply, confirm a contact request, Like or comment on a Facebook photo you've been tagged in, and more without switching apps.
Europe probably is about to enter a recession that will drag down on growth in the United States, said Gus Faucher, director of macroeconomics at Moody's Analytics.
Apply blush to the apples of your cheek and then drag down on the cheek bone.
Written and directed by Isaac H. Eaton and starring Balthazar Getty, one of its co-producers, as Michael, and Peter Weller as Stuart, "Shadow Hours" is a sluggish tale of redemption dragged down on the one hand by Michael's monotonous depression and on the other by the asinine dialogue furnished Mr. Weller.
He was dragged down on the boat until his leg became stuck at the front of the boat.
Petke was dragged down on the play, but got up and fought through traffic to put the ball past Tom Presthus.
If you have a touch-screen computer, you can select a tile by putting your fingertip on it and dragging down on the screen slightly before tapping your size option from the menu.
Apple has also improved its built-in search, Spotlight (the feature is accessed on iOS 7 and 8 by dragging down on the homepage) adding suggestions from Wikipedia, nearby places and news; meaning that it can become an all-purpose search engine for your phone.
"It is very difficult to see that they will be growing quickly for a long while, and that downward drag on exports from the UK to Europe, they account for almost half of our exports, and the fact that our banks still have some exposure to the euro here is undoubtedly the single biggest factor dragging down on our economy".
