Broken bodies being dragged apart trapping each other [like] bags of sand.
Neighbours captured the scene with their phones as the pub was hammered at by demolition workers in high-vis jackets, then dragged apart by a digger.
When the match eventually went out, viewers saw the Ross County and St Mirren managers, Derek Adams and Danny Lennon, being dragged apart after a confrontation on the touchline: both were ordered back to the stands by referee Willie Collum.
Perhaps a skull, or thighbone or jaw is dragged apart, perhaps carried into a depression or dry river bed where, white and bleached, it will be carried away by the next flash flood.
Why are you doing this?'" She said the pair had to be dragged apart by colleagues before she pleaded with bosses to "please help us", referring to female colleagues who she said desperately tried to avoid the DJ whenever he was in the same room.
Placing two fingers on an album and slowly dragging them apart allows you to see a preview of the images within the album.
Steve Archibald famously suggested team spirit was "an illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory" but at least in those pre-modern times the forces acting on individual athletes tended to force them together rather than drag them apart.
D. valgum can kill prey up to 13 times its own size thanks to subtle body adaptations, explains Larsen, including its wedged head and hind legs adapted to hold the insect and drag it apart.
As plates on Earth move, the rocks within a fault snag on each other, until forces drag them apart.
It's not drag, because, apart from one contestant dressed like a queen and a couple of guys singing Whitney Houston numbers, there isn't anything political or subversive about what we've seen so far.
