Sentence examples for dragging yourself up from inspiring English sources

Whilst the kite is in the air, practice dragging yourself up and down the wind direction through the water.

He tells a colleague, "Nobody, nobody other than a neurosurgeon, understands what it is like to have to drag yourself up to the ward and see, every day — sometimes for months on end — somebody one has destroyed and face the anxious and angry family at the bedside".

Mosel wines by contrast are more delicate, and the landscape seems more intimate, built on a more human scale and therefore more daunting as you try to imagine working the fields, hugging the earth as you drag yourself up a slope.

It is nevertheless one thing having gratitude and theory – and even voices – in your head and another to drag yourself up to make another flying tackle when every fibre of your being is telling you to lie down and have a rest.

It's cool, you're fine, I thought well, actually, remember that time when you were a kid and you woke up and your legs didn't work and you dragged yourself up a flight of stairs to your parents' bedroom crying?

The easiest way to stand up is to have some kind of support to grab hold of and drag yourself up.

And you somehow need to drag yourself back up again.

For the first 20 years I knew San Ignacio, it was a tiny roundabout with concrete benches, a main drag with hostels and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, and a river launch that was little more than a muddy hillside that you could slide down or drag yourself and your canoe up.

And he does know something about pulling yourself up by dragging down others and imploding when you take center stage — both Palin specialties.

Dragging it up again doesn't help anybody".

These jerks that keep dragging that up are lying.