Sentence examples for dragging characters from inspiring English sources

You narrate a scene while dragging characters around the screen.

Harvard graduates write "commercial parodies about people wearing barrels after the 1929 stock-market crash"; improvisers from Second City create "loud drag characters named Vicki and Staci screaming their catchphrase over and over".

Shows like RuPaul's Drag Race have catapulted drag characters and catchphrases into the mainstream spotlight, and it's catching on quick, even in cities like Hong Kong - more known for its traditional mindsets than extravaganza events.

Unlike stock minstrel characters, drag characters are a personal expression of the performer.

I was welcomed to the stage for Psycho Beach party as Marvel Ann and did a few other theater shows as drag characters.

January 2012 marks the third year that my drag character Shangela has been turning the party in existence.

His drag character, Kashtaani, is a portmanteau of Kashibai and Mastani, the two wives of Bajirao I, the 18th century Peshwa ruler of Central India.

Toontastic allows childrens to make animated films by dragging around characters, in a similar way to putting on a puppet show.

If you had nothing but improvisers, the whole show would be made up of loud drag characters named Vicki and Staci screaming their catchphrase over and over: "YOU KISS YOUR MUTHA WITH THAT FACE?" Harvard boys and improv people think differently because their comedy upbringing is so different.

Yes, the story employs the use of drag characters, but they aren't the saucy queens of RuPaul's Drag Race (though, I love those girls, too).

Note: The pronouns used throughout correspond with the gender identities of the drag characters, which are not necessarily the same as the gender identities of the performers themselves.