Sentence examples for constantly dragged from inspiring English sources

But they are also constantly dragged by the centrifugal force that is the rightwing press.

"To be constantly dragged through these kind of scandals is incredibly difficult for the club".

If the dark bellies of our food system were constantly dragged into the light we'd be inundated with stories like these: Pig "brain machine" cripples Hormel workers, chemicals hospitalize 173 Tyson Chicken employees and undercover video documents unspeakable pig abuse.

The left-sided centre-back Bruno Martins Indi was constantly dragged into incredibly narrow, advanced positions, just as he was against Costa Rica, and when a second Argentina player darted forward down the touchline, the Dutch were continually exposed.

In either case however, expansion can intervene and make it so we don't actually see any new things, since once we see out to a certain distance there will be no light that reaches us, as it is constantly dragged back by expansion.

News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch said during a recent earnings call that online ad prices are constantly dragged down by ever-increasing supply of inventory.

Gangs of men with ropes below are constantly dragging out huge pieces of the wreck which imprison so many.

My friend Alastair drove all his social circle crazy for years by constantly dragging us to car-boot sales and charity shops every weekend.

Lallana was the best player on the pitch in those opening minutes, scarcely misplacing a touch and constantly dragging Spain's midfield out of position, with that unusual ability to take possession on the half-turn and swivel into space.

But Smith's life constantly drags the story back from the sublime as Schultz describes a man immersed in drug addiction.

Today, in the age of social media and reality shows, it has fallen unto Basketball Wives, Love & Hip Hop, The Real Housewives of Atlanta and the constant scandal news on The Shade Room and World Star Hip Hop to constantly drag down our image in society.