Sentence examples for that will drag from inspiring English sources

She contrives a twist of fate that will drag their hidden lives into the light.

We need, more than ever, a new art that will "drag the republic out of the mud".

Confidence has hit rock bottom, reflecting 25% unemployment and a double-dip recession that will drag on to 2013.

Another element of my college process that will drag on toward April is the search for scholarships.

George Osborne announced he was scrapping maintenance grants for students from low income families and replacing them with loans that will drag poorer students into even more debt.

"The Fed has taken a position that will drag this out while retailers and their customers continue to pay billions of dollars in inflated fees".

Another account writes that Robert said that: "...he will drag the Voivode from his cottage, as would any driver his oxen or shepherd his sheep".

His team estimates a 50% chance that the eruption will last 40 years and a 33% chance that it will drag on for 87 years.

"Immersive theater is absolutely the platform that will help drag us along," Bennett says. .

In the wake of the Pennsylvania primary, Democrats across America are spending their coffee breaks lamenting the vacuous politics that will inevitably drag on into June.

"We are aware that negotiations will drag out," she said.