Sentence examples for by dragging back from inspiring English sources

Referee Jon Moss ruled that Buxton had committed a professional foul by dragging back Loic Remy, although there was no clear appeal from the striker - to the extent that it looked at first as if keeper Lee Grant had been penalised for handling the ball as he slid outside of his penalty area.

Driven on by Rooney, dragged back by Russia, sent into premature ecstasy by Eric Dier's spectacular and spectacularly unlikely free-kick opener, England see-sawed all over the place.

Here, Slim is entrusted with buying birthday candles and is snatched on the street by Buster and dragged back to his lair.

Conditions were similar to those in 1996 when a teenage girl drowned and another student was rescued after being engulfed by waves and dragged back into the sea.

Occasionally one or two protestors would be violently stopped, beaten at their knees or limbs by clubs, and dragged back to a meeting spot where riot police would beat them again and then arrest them.

Miranda gets caught cold by Alexis Sanchez, who is motoring towards the penalty area when he is dragged back by the Brazil centre-half.

Northern Ireland will not be dragged back by terrorists who have nothing but misery to offer".

He gratefully started across the street, but was dragged back by a policeman.

Spain, whose banking crisis began in 1977, was dragged back by global monetary tightening in the early 1980s.

Kathleen Brooks, Research Director at City Index and Forex.com, says traders fear the UK could be dragged back by Brexit uncertainty.

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