Sentence examples similar to a dragged up from inspiring English sources

They deride other dancers for doing a Twilight-style vampire act, but then they themselves pull a sub-Christian Grey bondage routine with a giggling woman dragged up on stage and chained to a bed.

Lane described her as a "messed up girl, dragged up by an alcoholic mother".

Raped on the roof of a building I was dragged up to with a knife in my back, and had my apartment broken into three times.

In five passes that consumed the better part of a day, Ms. Hintz dragged up only one ruffe, a year-old female that was about to spawn.

If he is in a golden coach being dragged up the Mall by a couple of horses, the risk factor is dramatically increased".

Alas not: recent audits into old property losses dragged up a pile of unnoticed risks linked to office and retail developments stretching from Cologne to Magdeburg.

The first clue surfaced in September 1998, when fishermen off this Mediterranean port city dragged up a silver bracelet with their nets.

Tucker was dragged up a flight of stairs and was soon cloistered back in his eighth-grade English teacher's classroom.

And, looked at closely, that crucifix seems to be made of the finest of fine woods – scarcely in the condition that it would have been had it been dragged up a hill by the devoted Simon of Cyrene.

The rover's errant wheel dragged up a bright white layer under the characteristic red dust.

Trump shared his fantasy that he'd usher in four percent growth rates immediately, and Clinton dragged up a very old ad (1987) that Trump had paid $100,000 to run in the New York Times, which actually (gasp!) criticized Ronald Reagan.