Sentence examples for danger of dragging from inspiring English sources

If not, another round of more intense violence will erupt, raising the danger of dragging in the regional heavyweights.

Then, in the second act, when the plot is in danger of dragging, Sabathia conjures a convincing performance from Van Pelt, who thrives off the energy of their encounter.

Perhaps Fosse is trying to capture the sensation of being in a psychological rut, depression's inertia, but he is in danger of dragging the whole enterprise down with him.

He has shown himself especially alert to the danger of dragging the economy down by obsessing about an overshoot, refining the mandate to empower Threadneedle Street "to use unconventional monetary instruments to support the economy".

Fortunately, I'm no longer at risk from my old enemies, and there's no danger of them dragging me back into violence.

The German government is now in danger of being dragged into the scandal after admitting that it already knew about defeat devices that could cheat emissions tests.

Two-time Olympic champion Kip Keino has called for lifetime bans for Kenyan drug cheats and warned that the next generation of athletes is in danger of being dragged into a world of doping.

Josie Cunningham Mob hate was the fuel that powered celebrity in 2014, and while some wannabes rode that motor all the way to the top, others seemed in danger of getting dragged under the wheels.

As Mitchell says, football is in danger of being dragged down to the level of professional wrestling and it is countries like Italy, Brazil and Argentina who are leading the way in their manipulation of the rules.

Mr. London said yesterday that Officer Lora began to shoot only after the car began to move and that he was in danger of being dragged under the minivan.

It had been an edgy 10 minutes for Murray since the resumption and he was in danger of being dragged into an unexpectedly close contest, but a bold second serve right onto the line averted the danger.