Sentence examples for started to drag from inspiring English sources

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.

Not to mention the joggers, the chuggers, the straightforward muggers and the great mass of humanity that pours out on to the streets – elbows sharpened – just as you have started to drag your tired feet home from work.

"After having been celebrated and glorified thanks to the Palme d'Or won by Blue is the Warmest Colour, she started to drag me through the mud with lies and exaggeration".

This strategy has started to drag down Shell's reserve replacement ratio, a metric used to reflect new reserves added relative to the amount produced, down to 48%, even lower than BP.

This history is starting to drag".

Eventually, though, the decade starts to drag.

When both teams shoot in the 30 percent range, the game really starts to drag.

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

2) Derek Smalls's dark influence starts to drag the Tap perilously into jazz-club territory for their new "direction".