Sentence examples for the dragging from inspiring English sources
verb
To pull along a surface or through a medium, sometimes with difficulty.
"They were like monsters with the dragging and the beating.
There were nine reports of the dragging tanks causing sparks.
He angrily reminded the interviewer of the dragging lists of casualties and the Copperheads' snide criticism.
He tried to break the dragging tailpipe free, but it wouldn't budge.
The assault count and one count of maltreatment related to the dragging episode.
The dragging flaps on the zippered boots are all of apiece, as is the collection.
Like me, Larkin must have found himself waking in the dark, afflicted by the dragging minutes that turn into hours.
Mr. Roth said the dragging of slain soldiers in Somalia is not shown on screen in "Black Hawk Down".
It is not known how long Byrd was alive during the dragging, but Brewer claimed that Byrd's throat had been slashed before he was dragged.
We had climbed the 6km to the monastery the previous day, getting to grips with the dragging heel motion of snowshoes, floundering in snowy ditches when we failed.
The dragging beats and sparse, scattered samples conjure up a stoned disquiet: Horace Andy and Shara Nelson's vocals feel aching and sorrowful.
