Sentence examples for to drag that from inspiring English sources

Unlike… Ross and Rachel TEN SEASONS they managed to drag that sodding romance out.

Yet the Senate managed to drag that legislation into a weeklong fight over amendments intended to strengthen consumer protections.

"Why do we have to drag that out?" said the observer briefed on the defense case, days later.

It may be tedious and inconvenient to drag that person to the edge, but it keeps you from just dancing off of it.

(She could still do it, as is clear in "Borrowed Finery," from 2001, but she has said that she had to drag that book out of herself word by word).

FOR him, "Lydie Breeze" is an attempt "to drag that past into the present, and to make some sense of those dark parts of your life that you're not responsible for -- the inflicted shadows".

Abbott also joined forces with Harriet Harman and others to drag, at that time, the Labour party to a place that would accept all-women shortlists.

It went like this: stop anyone, ask him to lift this beam, drag that bag, move those boxes.

And when the warning was repeated in Hong Kong, it was even more unsettling, since the Chinese seemed to be dragging that territory into cross-strait politics.Yet since then, China has been bluster-free on the matter.

Jean said it "got pretty far along in the animation, and then we got scared that the movie began to drag in that section".

If you think about the point [just gone] for too long, you're going to maybe drag that over to the next point and into the next game, and so forth, so it's piling up.