Sentence examples for start to drag from inspiring English sources

"It's also really worrying to start to drag schools into politics in this way.

And was it me, or did the fifth hour of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" start to drag?

If he uses these well, and if Mr Gomes's constant self-contradictions and frequent bust-ups with reporters start to drag him down, then Mr Serra might just make it to take on Mr da Silva, who lost the last three elections, in a run-off.

Michael Dicks, an economist at Lehman Brothers, points out that a slowing economy will start to drag earnings growth down next year.In its previous Inflation Report, in August, the Bank upped its forecast for inflation during the next year or so, citing rising earnings growth.

And after the police finish the legal process, we start to drag cars.

They're not sitting out the game for good though — the FCC will reportedly be ready to step in once more if wireless carriers start to drag their feet.

This history is starting to drag".

Eventually, though, the decade starts to drag.

He said he started to "drag myself to the hospital".

"THEY started to drag us away, one by one..

I started to drag out all manner of leftover pieces, parts and pre-made dishes.