Sentence examples for she has dragged from inspiring English sources

She has dragged out the coat that make her arms feel like Frankenstein.

She has dragged two dirty sun chairs and an ancient table up here (The spare chair is for her new Alsatian, Athena, whose bark is comfortingly loud).

She has dragged herself back for one last attempt at the London marathon, although – inevitably - injury struck again in the build-up.

She has dragged me to three of these singles events -- dances with ziti, salad and a cash bar as foreplay, a frisky disc jockey commanding a dance floor and two large rooms to hide in.

At the least, she might have considered that Arizona has more than two million Hispanic and Asian residents -- about a third of the state's population -- a million of whom are registered to vote, and they (and others, too, both immigrant and native-born) are fighting mad that she has dragged Arizona through the mud with this law.

She even admits that despite her passion, and the fact that she has dragged her family along to several races, her dad still finds motorsport "completely inane".

The drivers were usually her lovers or protégés, whom she had dragged to depletion.

And like other leading designers this season, it was the ocean depths she had dragged for inspiration.

She had dragged a chair as big as she was across the kitchen and had just clambered on to it when she noticed me observing.

As she liked to say, he had grown up "on coats," meaning she had dragged him along to the many parties and "happenings" and other events she had not wanted to miss just because she had a young child.

She bled to death, but not before she had dragged herself to another small social club a block and a half away.