Sentence examples for it's dragged from inspiring English sources

If a fishing trawler drags a net through their waters, destroying their traps, the lobstermen may dump an old car onto the seabed, which will rip the trawler's net the next time it's dragged.

"I suppose it's dragged on, but it's no problem," said Redknapp.

It's dragged down by non-scene after non-scene, and filmmaking choices that don't earn their keep.

But what fascinated as subtext feels crude and clumsy when it's dragged so blatantly to the surface.

"It's dragged down a lot of sectors, with implications for all U.K. assets," said James Hughes, an analyst at CMC Markets in London.

Recently, there's been all this obsession with 'reality' and I think it's dragged music down with it to make it a lowest common denominator thing.

If anything, it's dragging McCain's numbers down and driving moderate Republicans and Independents toward Obama.

"The current's picking up and it's dragging me," Eberlein said, sounding winded.

"It's dragging everyone down," Mr. Hoffman said.

If anything should kill you, surely it's dragging yourself into work until your late 60s.

It's dragging on a bit now.