Sentence examples for drag falling from inspiring English sources

Pfizer was the biggest drag, falling 1 7/8, to 46 1/8.

Cars have become much more streamlined, with the average coefficient of drag falling from 0.48 to 0.31.

Trucks tear up your lawn, workers drag fallen logs across your shrubs, the ground cover you carefully nurtured is buried in wood chips, and contractors empty your bank account.

Earthworms underwrite almost all life on earth: they drag fallen leaves below the soil and digest them, to excrete that rich mix of loam and living things called topsoil.

As the car drops below the speed of sound (about 760mph), the drag falls away rapidly, so the airbrakes are deployed at that point.

Bystanders captured footage of cops dragging fallen comrades out of the line of fire.

Park rangers and trail maintenance people generally block off these sort of faux-trails by dragging fallen tree branches across the path.

More than half of this estimated cost comes from the "fiscal drag" of falling discretionary spending, with the rest coming from a (shaky) estimate of the impacts of fiscal uncertainty on borrowing costs.

Lower rates can encourage borrowing and the refinancing of home mortgages, both of which can free up money for consumer spending and help offset the drag of falling stock prices.

Next shares fell 4% to £65.80 while M&S was also dragged lower, falling 3.5% to 400p.

It's been a really good experience that way -- being dragged around, falling, tripping, and then getting a cow thrown on you.