Sentence examples for dragging the idea from inspiring English sources

The Bank of Japan risks dragging the idea of central-bank independence into disrepute.

But even from that low starting point, Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, has dragged the idea of presidential debates farther down.

The stripes were thematic but also slightly too familiar from Balenciaga, as though Ms. Jarrar had clicked on and dragged the idea from her previous employer.

Rock music may have paid lip service to feminism in the late 1970s, but it was Subversa who dragged the idea into the 80s.

In the case of Brexit, it was Norman Lamont, the former chancellor of the exchequer, who dragged the idea back from the snowy wastes.

I would not say entrepreneur - the enterprise of the thing was always dragged along by the thing itself". In this case, the thing doing the dragging was the idea of tagging.

From the list of Possible Central Ideas, drag the best Central Idea into the Central Idea box.

Columnist George Skelton looks at her ideas for dragging the state tax system into the 21st century.

But the political incorrectness embodied by drag – the idea, in RuPaul's words, that "we're all born naked and the rest is drag" – doesn't stand in opposition to the paper tiger conjured by America's political conservatives in 2016 to justify checking people's genitals outside of bathroom stall doors or enshrining into law the right to discriminate against LGBT people without consequence.

It's called the "Gulfstream drag" or the "Santa Anita drag". The idea behind it is to get more late betting if you deceive the public of when post time actually occurs.

The files show how Britain was concerned the idea would drag the UN into disrepute.