Sentence examples for should we drag from inspiring English sources

"Should we drag a primitive economy based on raw materials and endemic corruption into the future?" Mr Medvedev asked rhetorically.

Should we not drag it as long as we can?..

If we're thinking about the spill as a war, we should probably drag out Churchill's quote about this just being the end of the beginning, given how much oil has already spilled.

Some big-hearted folks (and some Democrats hoping to get grateful Hispanics into their voter base) will argue that we should not drag out the naturalization process for 10 years.

We should have dragged him through the mud when he declared Bill Cosby was "innocent".

"It doesn't mean that this thing should drag on – we will try to do this as expeditiously as we can – but on the other hand at the end of the day the most important thing is that we get it right and that means that thoroughness and completeness is what we will exercise".

But she should not drag the parents into court.

They should not drag their feet on European Union membership.

But contract disputes should not drag six weeks into the season.

His effect on a talented young pitching staff could be enormous, and his offense should not drag them down.

Given that airline passengers alone pay more than £265,000 a day in card surcharges, businesses shouldn't drag their feet.