Sentence examples for hard drag from inspiring English sources

As a die hard Drag Race fan, I immediately death-dropped to the floor when I heard that RuPaul would be bringing DragCon a self-described celebration of "the art of drag, queer culture, and self expression"—back to Los Angeles for its third year.

When a questioner bit hard, dragging him through his stance on everything from the 1999 Brooklyn Museum show that featured a painting of the Virgin Mary that incorporated elephant dung to Kendra's Law to expansions of the rights of the transgendered, Lhota delivered a calm reply, teeth clenched, without the hint of a smile.

Stagnant demand in the West and Southeast, where the housing market has been hit hardest, dragged the company's overall sales lower.

Bush tried the hardest, dragging Trump into a prolonged back-and-forth that included a demand that Trump apologize to Bush's wife, who was sitting in the front row.

It was hard to drag it forward to the set-up position.

But Europe's leaders will find it increasingly hard to drag their people along with them.

Once you lose two early wickets it can be hard to drag it back".

"So often it may be hard to drag yourself outdoors," to go for a training run, Mr. Hanson said.

She has worked hard to drag along Ms. Merkel, who is hamstrung by a domestic constituency sharply opposed to committing more money to rescue neighbors.

"It's hard to drag out my friends who are stylists or work in a gallery, to a club at 3 a.m".

With its luxuriant garden, mountain views, fabulous pool and satellite TV, it proved the ideal base – and at first we found it hard to drag ourselves away.