Exemplos de uso de Has dragged em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Look what the rat has dragged in.
This has dragged on too long.
And it is your doing,your wilfulness, that has dragged us all into the mire!
One that has dragged many a man to his ruin.
How can we find instant solutions to a situation that has dragged on for years?
Guys. This has dragged on too long.
There is no way to continue postponing this process that has dragged on for centuries.
Your vendetta has dragged on long enough.
It looks like someone orsomething intelligent enough to figure out a use for the pods has dragged them away.
And today, a madman has dragged Him to court.
The competition has dragged on for years, with Rousseff inheriting it from her predecessor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
There is a reason that she has dragged us here to Buffalo.
And now Hardy has dragged the only person in the world who will support him out of the trenches.
But I think it is nonsense to say that the United States has dragged us into this venture.
The tail of the dragon has dragged many members of the clergy down into the rankest forms of immorality.
Princess Tabitha has just been kidnapped by Roark the Pirate, who has dragged her into his lair of wanton desire.
While this has dragged on, the EU and its Member States have become the world's number one arms exporter.
The crisis in Darfur has dragged on for a long time.
For years he has dragged his people into wars and sacrificed prosperity and social and economic progress to this cause.
You said the sea is a dark and brutal force that has dragged many an innocent to a watery grave.- Yeah.
Yet this debate has dragged on year after year with it becoming increasingly difficult for the public's wish to be turned into practice.
If I might begin with Ms Muscardini's particular points- the feeling that this has dragged on for some time.
The abuse of Germany has dragged on for quite some time.
Secondly: it is unacceptable that talk about the International Monetary Fund in the euro area has dragged on for so many months.
This is the lack of comprehension that has dragged on since then and that has always marked, in some way, our relations.
Only because I wanted to spare Mrs. Tidwell the undue pains of hearing her husband's 911 call, butsince Ms. Keating has dragged us into the muck.
In its obsession to combat Marxism, it has dragged philosophy back to the worst period of its old, outworn and sterile past.
Penny has dragged a chair in off the street whose unknown provenance jeopardizes the health and welfare of every resident in our building.
The rapid development of industry and in particular of stock exchange swindling has dragged all the ruling classes into the whirlpool of speculation.
But the competition has dragged on for years, with President Dilma Rousseff inheriting it from her predecessor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.