dragging造句怎么写

We left John Canty dragging the rightful prince into Offal Court, with a noisy and delighted mob at his heels.

In Lahore, local television showed police dragging two suspects through an angry throng of onlookers, who beat one as he was shoved into a police van.

You had your rudder broken many a time, my boat, and your sails torn to tatters. Often had you drifted towards the sea, dragging anchor, and heeded not.

That moon would have interacted with a disk of gas surrounding Saturn at the time, dragging its orbit closer and closer.

But nearly 100 million years ago relatives of modern snakes undulated through Cretaceous period waters aided by a paddlelike tail and dragging a pair of short, footless hind legs.

While there are always exceptions, general guidelines are that if you wake with energy in the morning and find yourself dragging in the afternoon, the fatigue may have a physical origin.

One is dragging away from an existing node.

Tyler was pulling driftwood logs out of the surf and dragging them up the beach.

Add another import by dragging it from the palette into the assembly.

After all, dragging out your existence in that tight eastern corner is by no means a permanent solution.

Tip: If you define several build steps, you can reorder them by dragging and dropping them where you want them to go.

You can build an XML query visually by selecting sample resultant nodes from a tree representation of a schema or XML document and dragging the nodes onto a return grid.

He had no intention of dragging her daughter down the dark back alley. No.

Uganda's President, Yoweri Museveni, may also be dragging out negotiations in the hope of smashing Mr Kony militarily.

Horizontal dragging was, by far, the most frequently used type of drag in this application. This drag threshold made it difficult for a user to inadvertently begin a vertical drag.

Two redneck hunters were dragging their dead deer back to their pickemup truck.

She moved slowly, dragging her sore feet.

Eared seals can be playful; surfing, tossing and dragging rocks, sticks or other animals, chasing each other, wrestling, rolling over, waving their flippers, or biting their own tails.