Sentence examples for dragged hard from inspiring English sources

Striking a match, he dragged hard.

"We sleep in a different place every night now," Jenny said, dragging hard on a cigarette.

But as we load the ride and pull off, we immediately feel the car dragging hard.

While Germany has recently topped the European -- and G7 -- growth charts, peripheral strugglers like Greece, Ireland, Spain and Italy will drag hard on the euro zone's economic performance.

Mr. Vercher, though, was pacing and dragging harder on his cigarette.

The law of large numbers drags harder every time you increase your revenue compared to a prior-year quarter.

The music video simply finds Perry struggling to... rise... as she fights to break free from a chute that drags her harder than Taylor Swift did during the "1989" era.

But the longer the war in Afghanistan dragged on, the harder it was to sustain the illusion.

Stagnant demand in the West and Southeast, where the housing market has been hit hardest, dragged the company's overall sales lower.

That was part of the reason he dragged his feet so hard over the invasion of Europe.

The double punch of the recession and the foreclosure crisis — which hit Cleveland and its suburbs particularly hard — has dragged middle-class people down the income ladder.