"drag it up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to bring something up or mention something that happened in the past. Example: During the meeting, Jane dragged up a mistake I made last year and made me feel embarrassed in front of everyone.
Now click the reflection and drag it up until its nearly at the top of the circle.
With their last record, "Drag It Up," in 2004, it seemed as though they might move.
Drag it up or down to manually control the exposure levels on the fly.
Next, place your finger on the app's mini-window and drag it up toward the top of the screen with your fingertip.
The only thing you can do with a note is drag it up or down, delete it or, by swiping horizontally on the phone's screen, archive it (that is, remove it from the list but keep it in storage).
All of this happened more than 20 years ago, and I drag it up here not in order to retrospectively censure the psychiatrist concerned, but rather to present him and his behaviour as a perversely honest version of the role played by his profession.
Dragging it up again doesn't help anybody".
He doesn't scrimp, putting all of himself into every part, dragging it up from somewhere.
"As I got older and became better known, they dragged it up again.
"Without dragging it up – the stuff about walking – I find it a little bit hypocritical of some ex-players to comment on it," says Anderson leaning forward, bristling as if at the top of his run-up.
To Jack, it looks like treasure, like something Fawad might find in his net on the skiff, as he drags it up heavy with grouper and parrot fish or butterfly fish, vibrant, unintended casualties of the reef.
