Sentence examples for dragged higher from inspiring English sources

Conditions are similar to those in the late 1990s, he said, when the averages were dragged higher by a handful of technology stocks.

Since the yuan loosely tracks the dollar, it has been dragged higher – keeping its differential with the greenback roughly the same, but at the expense of making the country's goods dearer compared to regional rivals, especially South Korea and Japan.

But the anti-union arguments are markers, too, for an affection for the status quo and a lack of the moral leadership needed to drag higher education out of its mess.

It is evident that, for the case of cocaine, seizures reported at specific locations such as the El Dorado International Airport will drag higher densities towards that specific area.

One may be better than the other with low sound levels, higher drag, higher noise, or frequency response.

The winter storm, which unexpectedly missed Washington, sucked sand from the beach and dragged waves high up on the shore.

Hence the all too common sight of raggedy hems on long boho dresses being dragged along high street pavements and G-string bikinis in the park.

Now, as the war drags on, higher oil prices and shaky confidence are dampening the pace of growth and job creation.

It's flipping the classroom, bringing instructional videos to the masses, and dragging online higher education into legitimacy.

RuPaul The San Diegan has brought drag high-kicking into the populist arena of reality TV with his Drag Race series in which he searches for future drag stars.

There may be a few that put "The Prelude," the 19th-century poet William Wordsworth's autobiographical masterpiece, on their reading lists, or that drag high-flying executives to a Quaker meeting for a period of silent reflection.