“dragged”造句，怎麼用dragged造句

She dragged up that incident just to embarrass me.

Then he slipped out of the pack-straps and clumsily dragged himself into a sitting posture.

Retching, she dragged herself out to the potato patch-a weedy, overgrown tangle.

He himself realized that it was a wretched thing to have dragged in.

The newly appointed Assistant Provost dragged the man out and delivered three very hot slaps to the man’s face.

In practice, opponents of whaling have dragged out talks on such a system in order to delay a resumption indefinitely.

It has pushed a little-known painting and its story to wider attention - and dragged a startling character into the light.

That included one executive's penchant for tango. His own wife wasn't interested in lessons, so he dragged his administrative assistant to lessons.

If a user dragged the column left or right, it meant that he was repositioning the column as a unit. If the user dragged the column up or down, it meant that he was interspersing the values of one column with the values of another.

In the midst of excruciating tension, as he and Federer were dragged off court in the fifth set, Nadal retreated to the locker room to eat a banana and calm his coach and uncle, Toni.

"One bear was so fat he was square! His stomach dragged along the ground," said a wildlife official who visited the carcass riddled site, located just 500 miles from the North Pole.

He dragged at her arm.

The ship dragged its anchor during the night.

Once again, though, they are being dragged into the fray.

The precipitous fall dragged down other markets from Chile to Mexico.

Anything at or just below the surface of the seabed-the benthic zone, in fishery parlance-gets dragged up.

Bush made his second remarks at 12:36 from a windowless conference room, in front of two American flags dragged together by Air Force privates.

"Wherever I go here, the impression is of a people intent on making up for lost time, and determined never again to be dragged down by extremism," I wrote.

Depression has been exposed as a silent killer of lawyers in recent years, dragged into the light by the untimely death of 26-year-old solicitor Tristan Jepson in 2004.

Young boys dragged sacks of corn and potatoes.

His friend, Frank DiPietrapaul, 18, grabbed her other arm, and the pair dragged Griffith to a nearby stoop.

How great my terror and my joy at the thought of being dragged into the vortex of initial chaos, that Pandemonium of paradoxical symmetry?

He dragged his tired feet slowly along.

I was lying on my back asleep when I felt two fingers being dragged from my chin down my throat and across my collarbone.

If this pressure is maintained, Pakistan can still be dragged back from the brink.

Why You Can't Kill Him: he's cheated death around 11 times at last count, having survived drowning, being hacked to pieces, dragged to the bottom of Crystal Lake and burial.