Sentence examples for which he dragged from inspiring English sources

Mrs Doubtfire, in which he dragged up to play a nanny, brought wider mainstream success, and in 1998 Good Will Hunting finally won him an Oscar.

Pedro was so addicted to anabolic steroids that he hooked himself to a rolling intravenous rig, which he dragged behind him on his rounds.

Once he got his claw stuck in the spine of a dictionary, which he dragged around for quite a while until he fell asleep next to it, unbothered and still attached.

Dwyer scored again on his last play of the night, a 6-yard run in which he dragged along a couple of defenders and bounced off another, twisting his left knee.

There was less slack given to the out-of-form Oscar, who was replaced by Costa at the interval after an opening period in which he dragged a clear chance wide and struggled to make any impact in possession.

There was a depressed grandmother, and a property dispute in her mother's generation; then her mother and father divorced after many miserable years in which he dragged his family around the world on a series of wild goose chases.

There is a carcass nearby, which he drags back into the trees.

Lucy grills the glad-handing John about the Brontë sisters at the bar to which he drags the two women on the day she arrives in Tangier.

He first appears with a Lady Gaga-like lipstick smear across his face, and, speaking and sputtering and singing into a microphone resting on a stand — which he drags behind him, like an appendage or a weapon, when he traverses the stage — he works to convince us that he is a god.

Against Brazil in the quarter-final he was nothing short of incandescent, the years and the extra pounds falling away as one of the greatest No10s in the game's history ran through his full repertoire of feints, stepovers and smuggled passes, including the patented roulette, in which he drags the ball round with the studs first of one boot and then of the other as he spins through 360 degrees.

Finally, the man bent down, straining to pick up a large white flour sack, which he then dragged toward the road.