Sentence examples for be dragged in from inspiring English sources

If it falls in, the rest of the euro zone will be dragged in, too.

"If someone wants to sue the bigger names and wallets, they can be dragged in," he said, especially if you list your advisers on your Web site.

If the debt is in the private sector, and particularly the banks, the government will be dragged in; either because the economy (and tax revenues) collapse or because the state must formally assume the debts of the banking sector.

"One of the boys who had to practically be dragged in by his probation officer when our program started six weeks ago has become one of the most enthusiastic workers," said Nancy Micloskey, social services manager at Bristol Community Organization, a non-profit community action agency that is in partnership with the state to run the boat-building program.

The president did insist that he would "not allow the United States to be dragged in fighting another war in Iraq".

Eyes will be on Marco Rubio and Dick Durbin, certainly, but Chuck Schumer has jumped into the ring, and others will doubtlessly jump in or be dragged in on both sides.

The audience is dragged in too.

"As I was being dragged in, a police general said to me: 'Do you think you can change the world?

Parents Don and Julie are dragged in, each defending their own children, to the point of divorce.

Their neighbor Marcia happened to be dragging in her trash cans.

"Our names are being dragged in the mud.