Sentence examples for drag to be from inspiring English sources
Shadrack loves his mother, but it's a drag to be her stand-in spouse.
"The conceit is: wouldn't it be a drag to be a zombie?
As someone who considers drag to be ultimately playful and liberating, I do believe that there is a meaningful difference between it and yellowface.
It can be a drag to be constantly reminded that football reflects society when one of the main reasons for playing and watching it is to escape from the real world.
It was my idea because, well, it's true, and also because I felt like at this time of year there always seems to be a lot more written to the contrary – about how returning home is a drag to be endured rather than enjoyed.
"I know our age difference doesn't matter to you now," she said to Crow that evening, "but don't you think you'll find it a drag to be married to a, say, 50-year-old when you're 44?" "I am going to take the television away," Crow said.
"I have often compared drag to being a superhero," Magnus says.
The coupling between electrons and phonons resulting in phonon drag has to be also considered.
"Imagine that your president has just been assassinated, and his son is being dragged off to be killed," he suggested.
Drag is not to be taken too seriously.
