Sentence examples for continually dragged from inspiring English sources
Senior Conservatives argue that unless the government takes itself out of Royal Mail altogether while protecting the universal delivery service, politics will be continually dragged into the business.
He's a junkie, thief and pusher, mostly trying to do the right thing, though thanks to his Laurel & Hardy relationship with "Mr White" he is continually dragged back into the mire.
In putting football, rather than Fifa, first there must be a way of reclaiming it for the many excellent administrative staff in lower and middle management who work tirelessly for average pay and have seen their name continually dragged through the mud by those above them.
It's possible that I would have been in over my head and continually dragged my team down.
"Most Liverpool fans love him as a player, but he's continually dragged the club's name through the mud," Fowler told Talksport. .
The ends of the tail feathers often become worn from being continually dragged on the ground.
"They love him as a player but he's continually dragging the club's name through the mud.
What is important is that Desmond takes people who are usually seen as worthless – there is even a trailer-dweller nicknamed Heroin Susie – and shows us their full humanity, how hard they struggle to retain their dignity, humour and kindness in conditions that continually drag them down.
He continued, "Those veterans that are out there in the Democrat Party, I question their cognitive thought process because the bottom line is, they're signing up to defend the Constitution that their party is continually dragging through the mud".
The government continually drags its heels in its duty to take in its share of Syrian refugees fleeing a war we helped to inflame; as teenagers die atop Eurotunnel trains trying to cross over from Calais, as hundreds desperately climb into the tunnels, we fume about delays.
Spend more time with people who support you and less time with people who continually drag you down.
