Sentence examples for dragging it from from inspiring English sources
Once friends as well as allies, the two modernised the Labour Party in the early 1990s, dragging it from its industrial, collectivist roots to the sunlit uplands of middle-class aspiration.
You're writing about lady vampires who feast on virgins' menstrual blood!" Maybe Mendelsohn thinks she's single-handedly elevating the genre -- dragging it from the vale of Ira Levin to a more empyreal Joyce Carol Oates realm.
Apatow has been widely credited with reinventing mainstream American comedy: dragging it from gross-out scripts and twee romcoms into a new era of ensemble acting and smarter scriptwriting, producing films that are simultaneously more subtle and much funnier.
Adding a file into Allpeers requires only dragging it from the hard drive into the browser, and sharing the file requires only a single click.
In her time at the FA, she has helped oversee a revolution in women's football, dragging it from an amateur sport to one that is semi-professional, has a five-year game plan and is set to expand further next summer via the newly two-tiered Women's Super League (WSL).
They then realized the mother bear had a Fish and Game collar after dragging it from the den.
He took command of the corps seven months ago and has sought to drag it from its 19th-century border-patrol past into the 21st-century world of counterinsurgency.
They dragged it from the truck and as it sank to its foreknees, its rear legs hoisted to a wall by a metal chain, a man strode forward and cut its throat with a deep sawing motion, the men and children again all chanting "Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar" and filming its death on their smartphones.
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To share a document using Harmon.ie, a user drags it from a sidebar to the body of a message, where it becomes a link.
The mock-divine Lomazzo held compasses; Kahlo, by contrast, manipulates a pair of forceps, which snip a cardiac vein and drag it from her bosom to her lap.
