Sentence examples for that are dragged from inspiring English sources

"Cables get cut all the time - by anchors that are dragged, by natural disasters".

Their defense ranks seventh in the N.F.L. and their offense is tied for 11th with the Giants — strong overall numbers that are dragged down by Dallas's turnover ratio (fourth worst in the league) and penchant for penalties (second most, behind the Redskins).

Kids are asked to solve different problems using a sequence of code prompts that are dragged on dropped onto a timeline.

Thus process wastewater contains a high concentration of toxic or hazardous chemicals and metals that are dragged out by work pieces from cleaning and plating units into rinsing systems.

There appears to be some potential for tracking how images are altered from their original state, and reactions can be tagged with the stickers that are dragged on to the images.

and to measure correlated characters that are dragged along by selection on the targeted trait.

"Now it's the economy and financial markets that are dragging down housing".

"The challenge now is to focus on the agencies that are dragging their feet or actively resisting".

These days, it is the developing nations that are pressing for completion of the Doha round and the rich countries that are dragging their feet.

The public markets are starving today– it's these companies that are dragging their feet.

It was the latest in a series of events that are dragging Lebanon towards Syria's Civil War.