Sentence examples for again dragged from inspiring English sources

When the Nazis noted that, they again dragged me into the hall and beat me until I collapsed and fainted.

Opponents of the regime are being killed; art is again dragged into conformity and the service of the state.

Ramaphosa was again dragged into police headquarters: no trial, another six months of solitary in John Vorster Square, the infamous police-torture site in Johannesburg.

THE same cast of characters has once again dragged Congo-Brazzaville into civil war, 18 months after the last one ended.

But what of Steve Harmison, dropped in both one-day and Test series, and whose mood was once again dragged down by life on tour?

Gino then moved to London, where he has again dragged what was a heavily indebted club to the top flight – and financial security.

But using Mr ElBaradei as cover, Russia and China are again dragging their feet over further sanctions.

He grins and shrugs again, dragging a hand through his tied-back hair.

Diesel has fallen to its lowest price in six years after the oil price dropped again, dragging down fuel prices.

"I'm not the filmmaker who worked with brilliant actors and a talented cinematographer; I'm the Afghani," he said, again dragging on a cigarette.

He was not able, however, to prevent the war from again dragging into Habsburg territory, so in 1645 even Vienna was threatened.