Sentence examples for mostly dragged from inspiring English sources

The sympathetic listener, opening his eyes and ears entirely to the new album, finds a wild, erratic hybrid that is promising, if only because someone has mostly dragged Harvey away from the piano.

McMahon's pro-wrestling ties have mostly dragged her down in this race: there's the footage of her in the ring kicking a guy in the groin; the WWE's demeaning portrayal of women; and, most relevant, McMahon's maneuvering as C.E.O. to avoid paying for health insurance, making Social Security and Medicare conributions for the wrestlers, and adhering to standard athletic regulations.

Yet after the opening sequence -- well acted by Amber Tamblyn and Rachael Bella as targets of the killer tape -- "The Ring" mostly drags along until its climax.

By modeling Winter's movements in 3D and studying the wake patterns she created while wearing her prosthetic, the researchers found that only the downstroke of Winter's fluke helped propel her forward; the upward motion of her fluke generated mostly drag.

The festival got bigger and bigger, attracting stars like Debbie Harry and Boy George who joined the mostly drag queen cast.

One hot June night that year, a small group of patrons, mostly drag queens, at New York's Stonewall Inn had had enough.

In The World Ends With You, food is vital to stat growth, but it's mostly "drag icon onto box, wait for it to be eaten".

Here are just a few of the features that can be found in various New York bars these days: Bacon-infused cocktails, girls swimming in tanks, a lively game of boccie, a staff of mostly drag queens, leather-bound books, scientific demonstrations, vintage video games and a $10 manicure-and-martini manicure-and-martini manicure-and-martini

I believe that the incentive mostly just dragged business forward: People who might have bought cars in November or January rushed forward to take advantage of the great deal.

The sinners descend into Hell with heads mostly bowed, dragging each other along as they go.

PARIS — European stocks mostly fell on Monday, dragged down by worries about Spain and its banking bailout that caused Madrid's benchmark index to slide more than 2 percent.