Sentence examples for dragged yourself from inspiring English sources

It would have tasted "better," like coffee or tea in the mug your husband gave you, when you've dragged yourself out of bed and need some caffeine to start the day.

You dragged yourself out of bed early to arrive in time to prepare those documents for your boss' breakfast meeting.

Once you've dragged yourself out of bed and into work, you know the hangover itself will only sink in during the late afternoon, once the bleary-eyed euphoria of day-after intoxication fully wears off.

It's cool, you're fine, I thought well, actually, remember that time when you were a kid and you woke up and your legs didn't work and you dragged yourself up a flight of stairs to your parents' bedroom crying?

And you somehow need to drag yourself back up again.

"You have to drag yourself to say Mass.

You kind of have to drag yourself through it, power through it.

You drag yourself through life in the shadow of an unconfident girl.

Your only problem may be dragging yourself away from the screen.

"Even if you have to drag yourself there on a wagon?" "Yes," the woman said.

If anything should kill you, surely it's dragging yourself into work until your late 60s.