Sentence examples for dragging more than from inspiring English sources
For five and a half blocks, she forged a path through unshovelled powder, dragging more than a hundred pounds of luggage behind her.
What to look out for: After dragging more than 1.5 million people into the higher-rate tax band since becoming chancellor, Osborne could raise both the income tax personal allowance and the higher-rate threshold faster than forecast.
Other changes coming to the Photos app include the ability to batch change the title of images, organize Faces by dragging more than one to a person at a time, and the ability to both add location to pictures, and edit the existing ones if the metadata is off.
It dragged more than any point of my four-and-a-half years in prison.
The students dragged more than 120 trees to 60-foot-long trenches dug for them by the town.
The victim, who was dragged more than a mile, with a rope tied around his ankles, remains in critical condition.
The bus continued to move, and the boy, Chaim U. Horovitz, was dragged more than 100 feet, officials said.
Three women were killed and 13 people seriously injured as train carriages full of commuters were dragged more than a mile down a track before they smashed into a pylon and overturned on the way into Milan.
The brief song credits at the end were not very satisfying in this regard, and the absence of chronological or contextual cues makes the film's short running time drag more than it should.
These mice dragged more than half the run during the two WPI time point and were strong outliers for percent error (three times the interquartile range from the first or third quartile) at two or more consecutive time points after injury.
