Sentence examples for dragging a foot from inspiring English sources

The toboggan can be steered by lifting and twisting the front or by dragging a foot in the snow.

And the Democrat Tom Daschle, while still dragging a foot on speeding up cuts to individuals, responded with acceptance of tax breaks to business for job-creating investment.

While many sources state that your pet will start to fall over or list to one side, evidence of the disease may be as subtle as dragging a foot or abruptly stopping running in the wheel.

In Missouri, if Talent wins, Daschle could then prevail on its Democratic governor to drag a foot on certification of the election -- thereby delaying the takeover by a G.O.P. majority.

Somebody in Bush's White House has the smarts; that same old crowd at Justice will drag a foot for Bush whenever he gets in trouble just as they did for me.

From there, Longridge had Accies springing forward and substitute Andy Ryan ought to have wrapped it up instead of dragging a left foot effort wide of the near post.

Events include a Catch of the Day program, with participants in waders dragging a 30-foot net through the water.

He had walked to West Beirut from Israel to pray for peace, dragging a 13-foot-long wooden cross with a little wheel on the bottom.

That's the way people are now, he says, his voice dragging like a foot behind him.

In the Corbucci film Django (played by a young Franco Nero) arrives in a muddy shantytown on foot, dragging a coffin.

He plans to traverse the continent from the coastline to the South Pole, on foot, dragging a sled of 60 kilograms, or 130 pounds, harnessed to his waist.