Sentence examples for end up dragging from inspiring English sources

"You will know that I have repeatedly warned throughout this Parliament that severe cuts to social care could end up dragging down the NHS," he said.

They might boost your follower count (unless they're detected and terminated) but won't actually engage with your content or help your business, and end up dragging down your metrics so Instagram shows your posts to fewer people.

If the credit crunch has a long-lasting effect, the banks may end up dragging corporate America back down again.

I mean, every time you go to the loo you end up dragging them all over the floor.

Kötting and Sinclair end up dragging their little swan on to the back of a tug boat.

And many Republicans, at least in the House, seem fully prepared to join them there, and may end up dragging the rest of the party with them.

Everyone wants to grab a chair before the music stops and not end up dragged lifeless through the streets in the process.

The sit-in ended up dragging on for thirty-two houninterrupteduninterrupted

That is how a young woman from small town West Virginia ended up dragging an Iraqi man around on the ground by leash.

Someone grasped my hand and tried to lift me back upright, but ended up dragging the chair across the floor with me in it.

And then there was Gemma Cairney, acting as the annoying friend of a friend who came along at the last minute when someone else dropped out; the one who ends up dragging you around all the rubbish hat stalls when all you really want is a nice sit-down.