Sentence examples for future dragged from inspiring English sources

It could be a portrait of contemporary Europe: vaulted into a wild future, dragged back to an immemorial past.

However, comments from Bank of England policymaker Kristin Forbes, who said higher interest rates may be needed "in the near future", dragged down shares in Persimmon and other UK housebuilders.

The 21-year-old member of rap collective Odd Future dragged listeners into a lyrically grotesque world on his self-titled 2010 mixtape, then went for more personal musings on his 2013 major-label debut, Doris.

Which is rather shortsighted, as the Mideast could easily go fissile in the near future, dragging us in hook, line, and chain reaction.

The sequestration's automatic spending cuts have not yet appeared in economic data and there are fears it could exert a future drag on the economic recovery.

RuPaul The San Diegan has brought drag high-kicking into the populist arena of reality TV with his Drag Race series in which he searches for future drag stars.

Ultimately the fate of the degraded delta will be decided in a forum known as the Bay Delta Conservation Plan, where talks between federal and state officials and various constituencies over the delta's future have dragged on for four years.

They were found not guilty, but a mob, including a future governor, dragged these nine men, and two others, from their jail cells and killed them, becoming the largest lynching in US history.

JPMorgan Chase's share price tumbled more than 5percentt in extended New York trading, and other stock market futures were dragged down with it.

Van Gaal has said that the question of De Gea's future is dragging, and the club are seeking a replacement.

But now Mr Wolfowitz is likened less to a benign emperor than to Caesar's suspect spouse.As recrimination swirls around him, squabbles over his future are dragging on.