Sentence examples for dragging round from inspiring English sources

Sunday was always the worst day to be dragging round those heavy papers – but it's so much worse now than it used to be.

As well as going up to Sheffield, she sees her London grandchildren weekly, maintaining that the agony of dragging round Islington Sainsbury's is more than balanced by enjoying the rough and tumble of their lives, and by summer days in the park.

I've got a stinking hangover and am being dragged round the block by the dog.

As a child, Hamish Parker had to be dragged round the British Museum by his father.

According to Albert Einstein's theory, a region immediately outside the event horizon of a rotating black hole will be dragged round by the rotation.

He received little encouragement from his bemused family, though his younger sister Olive was happy to be dragged round the Fitzwilliam.

In a way, it's entirely accurate: from this point, the Stones became little more than a money-making machine, dragged round the world every couple of years on the back of increasingly dismal albums.

Except it's not remotely funny to anyone who left university in the last seven years, or to all those soon-to-be freshers currently being dragged round Ikea by their mums, loading up on duvets and kettles.

Most of the team will get dragged round France for three weeks and if it wasn't for the bright red kit you wouldn't notice they were there.

If you read to your children from an early age, if the poor things are dragged round museums every other weekend, if you have the time and energy for them and are not leaving them at home alone every evening because you have a second job cleaning floors at Heathrow, then your children will do better academically.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Near Wakefield A treat for active children who would never take to being dragged round an art gallery, this country park has more than 400 sculptures spread across 5,000 acres of glorious Yorkshire countryside, including large bronzes by Henry Moore.