Sentence examples for which drag from inspiring English sources

But somebody, somewhere, has got to think crazy, optimistic things which drag everybody along and make things happen.

His prose has a measured quality that echoes his plots, which drag his characters steadily but inexorably to their fates.

But, as with that prehistoric opener, the revelations are delivered through montages, which drag, then speed up, revealing without overexplaining, grounded in Coon's brilliantly unsentimental, largely silent performance.

And it is here where Cameron sleeps after the EU summits during his premiership and which drag on into the wee hours.

Atlantic cod, a New England staple, will be sold only if it is not caught by trawlers, which drag nets across the ocean floor, a much-used method here.

Eminent domain is controversial — it engenders notorious court battles, which drag on for years and always seem to pit a grandmother clinging to her cottage against a prospective big-box store — so Gluckstern saves it for later in the conversation.

He glosses over the remainder of the war, which dragged on for 14 more years.

"In Hemingway's story, Santiago hooks a great marlin, which drags his boat out to sea.

Some disputants in the controversy, which dragged on for months, accused him of hypocrisy.

There was lament at every stroke of every oar which dragged the virgin's barge downstream.

"Rather than just bleating, which drags you into that black hole of negation.