Sentence examples for focus dragged from inspiring English sources

In its Annual Auto Reliability Survey last year, Consumer Reports said problems with the MyFord and MyLincoln Touch infotainment systems, as well as with the automaker's PowerShift dual-clutch automatic gearbox in the Fiesta and Focus, dragged down Ford's overall score.

Meetings without focus drag on forever with no outcomes.

Accordingly, his next pieces for Matter will focus on dragging into modernity what may be his least glitzy source material yet: Adirondack furniture.

The police initially turned their focus to dragging out wood, metal and other items stored beneath a massive blue tarp - which protesters call the "Tent of Dreams" - that had been draped around a statue of Maj.

So why is there so much focus on dragging Hillary Clinton over the coals on this without any substantive facts, when the much larger concern of safety of embassies still looms large?

Here, she looked to be repairing the damage without fuss, up 4-1 in the second, until again losing focus and getting dragged into a deuce war on her serve at four-all that had the patrons gasping at her repeated mistakes.

You get access to a wealth of settings that most apps wouldn't come close to thinking about, including live focus and exposure settings: drag the focus reticle (a square) or the exposure reticle (a circle) around on the camera view to set these values based on one part of the shot.

The focus box can also be dragged around the screen, so you can focus on a specific subject, even if it is not in the center of the frame, as the rule of thirds demands.

Just as we are staring in shock at the abrupt change of focus, the poem drags us back to the academic question.

Both focus on drag-style racing instead, with short, sharp races where slick gear changes are the key.

Meetings usually involve limited value-added work per person, and they easily lose focus and drag on longer than necessary.