drag in a sentence

n.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The heavy suitcase was difficult to drag across the gravel path.
2. She felt a drag on her energy as the long meeting continued without a break.
3. His enthusiasm began to drag after several hours of monotonous lectures.
4. The children laughed as they tried to drag the sled up the snowy hill.
5. The car's engine made a strange noise, causing a noticeable drag while driving.
6. The children watched in awe as the magician performed a stunning drag trick.
7. He had to drag himself out of bed early in the morning for his new job.
8. They decided to drag their friends along for the adventure, hoping for a fun time.
9. She felt a drag on her energy after staying up late to finish her project.
10. The car began to drag as the road became steeper and more uneven.
11. He couldn't help but drag his feet on the way to the meeting, dreading the conversation ahead.
12. The heavy curtains served to drag the sunlight from the room, creating a cozy atmosphere.
13. Despite the excitement of the event, her worries began to drag her down.
14. She felt a drag on her energy as the long meeting continued.
15. The car began to drag behind the others as it struggled up the steep hill.
16. He tried to drag his feet to delay leaving the party, but his friends were eager to go.
17. The heavy curtains were a drag on the room's natural light, making it feel dim.
18. In the final stretch of the race, he had to drag himself across the finish line.