Sentence examples for like to drag from inspiring English sources

I don't want to sync them, but would like to drag the new mixes onto the iPod icon like you used to be able to do.

I love having all the elements together but I'd also like to drag, say, one folder to the other side of the desktop and leave it there so it's even quicker to find, but with Stacks it springs back into its previous place as though on taut elastic.

Companies like to drag things out".

I no longer live in Silver Lake, but I'd like to jump into the conversation for a minute, and I'd like to drag Darius Derakshan in with me.

And honestly, if he is, I'd like to drag him out of that better place and back to me where we can all suffer together.

True told Italian prosecutors in the deposition, obtained by The Times, that it was "not easy for me to talk about people that I don't like to drag in," referring to Von Bothmer, the Met curator who was her dissertation advisor.

Solzhenitsyn fought back with a celebrated open letter to the Writers' Union congress in March 1967, citing the long line of distinguished Russian writers suppressed or killed by the Soviet government and calling for a complete end to censorship: "A survival of the Middle Ages, censorship has managed, Methuselah-like to drag out its existence almost to the 21st century.

Steiner likes to drag in vocabulary from his reading in science, mathematics and philosophy.

I would have liked to drag the story down, to feel its movements at a greater depth.

I liked to drag it out for another 15 or 20 seconds, just let it build and build.

And, while rumours of bisexuality swirled around him (he also liked to drag up at costume parties), Grant married five times, having a daughter with his fourth wife, Dyan Cannon, when he was in his 60s.