Sentence examples for drags from from inspiring English sources

Hugging one another and milling around in skinny jeans and Converse high-tops, they took drags from their cigarettes.

"Nonetheless, given the drags from the fiscal squeeze, eurozone crisis and high domestic debt levels, we still doubt that a strong recovery lies ahead".

The good news is both cyclical, as stronger employment fuels income and spending, and structural, as evidence mounts that the drags from the housing bust are waning (see article).

That suggested that one of the biggest drags from the housing crisis was easing, and it could clear the way for more people to put homes on the market.

The news suggested that one of the biggest drags from the housing crisis was easing and could clear the way for more people to put homes on the market.

Its doors wheeze open, and a line of riders shuffle into formation, clutching pink tickets and plastic shopping bags, and sucking a few final drags from their cigarettes before flicking them away.

The drag from premature cuts is significant.

He took a drag from his cigarette.

Mr. Hussain was dragged from the vehicle.

He took another drag from his cigarette.

"Snapping and dragging from here, snapping and dragging.