Sentence examples for drags from inspiring English sources

Episode one grabs your lapels and drags you headlong back into the Whitechapel filth, and within a few short minutes the air is thick with horror and calamity thanks to "an event".

Then all the good work is undone as she drags down the last and Perry pulls firmly for four.

As the euro crisis drags on, things will get worse for ordinary folk, impacting on the real lives and economies of Europe in the form of unemployment, slashed benefits, credit crunches, banking crises, and company closures.

He lassoes the punk and drags him kicking and screaming into touch right in front of the main grandstand.

The morning after I hear Walters' story, I wake to find the idea of having a few drags on a shisha presents itself immediately.

The idea of publicly detailing his relationship with Neathway, and his payments to her, could weigh on Cashman as the case drags on.

The high court justices will be aware, of course, that the longer the case drags on, the more suspect the process will look in the eyes of world opinion.

It also unwittingly drags listeners (let's face it, white ones) into the very issues of black American identity that West is keen to discuss.

She reports: "Fifteen hours a week of government-funded pre-school for every Australian child is at risk, as the federal government drags out negotiations over the national partnership with the states".

But there's no doubt that social media encourages a "talk first, ask questions later or never" approach, and it drags discourse well below the lowest common denominator.

But if the conflict drags on, he could be tempted to intervene to protect Sudan's own interests in the oilfields, which are close to the border.