Sentence examples for dragging after from inspiring English sources

Results: Seventy-four percent (23/31) of patients felt an improvement (improved knee bending, disappeared toe dragging) after nerve block with lidocaine.

Before bug-eyed investors expect a long-term financial windfall, they should heed words of caution from analysts, however: VA Linux's meteoric December offering has come crashing to Earth, and TheGlobe.com, its shares dragging after a November 1998 debut, is hunting for a new CEO.

He was being dragged after the car.

"Netanyahu continues to be dragged after the settlers' leadership in the coalition, and is dragging all of us into the abyss," Ayman Odeh, the leader of Israel's Arab-backed Joint List party, said over the weekend.

The third horse was dragged after its companions, and for a moment the destruction of the whole party seemed inevitable; but fortunately the postilion was enabled to acquire some command over the fourth horse, and he did not follow.

Additional lacerations and abrasions of the face, legs and arms suggest the victim may have been trampled or dragged after collapsing.

Abrasions and contusions to the face and extremities suggest the victim collapsed and may have been trampled or dragged after being struck.

Additional lacerations and abrasions of the face, legs and arms suggest the victim may have been trampled or dragged after collapsing.

Whitehead of Eurogamer wrote that the game begins to drag after level 25 and slows into a grind, though its flow overall is effortlessly cool, like a "first-person Crackdown".

That said, the film "begins to drag after about an hour, and though it's too witty and well made to become tiresome, nobody who sees it will wish it were longer.

With the help of FBI behavioral experts, authorities concluded he'd shot himself, in part because he was not dragged after being shot and there were no physical signs he'd fought for his life.