Sentence examples for dragged a few from inspiring English sources

My right leg dragged a few inches behind my body, reducing my power.

One of the girls, Shanice Henry, 8, was half out of the car, and was dragged a few feet.

In early 1987, in the midst of a dreadful season for the Nets, I dragged a few college friends to the Meadowlands to watch them play the Detroit Pistons.

The server, a young woman with an encyclopedic memory of the nearly 100-item menu and a dry sense of humor, dragged a few tables together, seated them, and in no time they were eating.

She found an old website that was mostly in Cantonese with a little bit of fragmented English and dragged a few of her friends out to an abandoned village on a nearby island.

Drag a few holiday guests into the kitchen to keep you company at the stove.

John Galliano, fashion designer and idiot-when-drunk, either did or didn't get up in Hasidic drag a few days ago at New York Fashion Week.

She was dragging a few grains of salt with her index finger from the little pile at the edge of her plate and mixing it into her food.

They may have nothing to play for themselves, but they can at least drag a few potential playoff contenders down with them.

It is slow and elegiac but doesn't drag — a few arpeggiated guitar chords ring for the length of entire measures, along with sustained piano chords and an understated drumbeat.

Additional marginal seat polling between now and the election could drag a few more seats in this direction, bringing them into line with the trend of the last few weeks: one wonders about seats like Lilley (QLD), Seats once talked about as possible Labor pickups are rated as safe retentions for the Coalition.