Sentence examples for drag too much from inspiring English sources

If you drag too much of the old soil into the new pot, the pests may remain.

Extract it only when there is an open point that doesn't drag too much on your skin.

The concepts most used by patients with type 1 diabetes to define the usual visit were as follows: "What a drag!", "Too much to wait," or "Tension".

"Are there different shots of this?" "I felt like it dragged too much," added Copp, who also wrote for the TV show "Wings".

Digital Spy's Dek Hogan was more negative, feeling that it "really didn't work", calling bringing back Margaret a "poor idea", and he criticised the pace for dragging too much.

A 'bratty' tone pulls the vocal chords closer together allowing higher notes without dragging too much weight up.

Did he really need to don Rastafarian drag too?

Use a damp sponge work across the joints, (working along joints can drag out too much grout) to remove grout haze from tiles and finish the joints, make sure not to press too hard on joints.

I was glad that this storyline wasn't dragged out too much, as Tom and Lynette were both able to rip off the band-aid and let their children know of their new status".

Just like any other divorced person, if you come into the gay world with an ex-spouse and kids, you may be perceived as one who is dragging around too much baggage.

While volatile monthly numbers should never be taken as unambiguous signals, recent data do suggest that America's employment machine has lost substantial momentum and, more generally, the economy is having problems maintaining the growth vigor required to attain escape velocity and thus overcome the downward drag of too much debt accumulated over too many years.