"drag out from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is being taken out of a larger group or system. For example, "The teacher had to drag out from the class the student who had been disruptive."
Delegates were venting over the removal of American military bases as I dragged out from the palace drawers, in the office of Imelda Marcos, one document after another branded "For Your Eyes Only".
But, if this is the closest I'll get to actually witnessing the moment he was dragged out from under the Resolute Desk by the Feds, then it's well worth it".
What matters is that the perpetrators are found, named, shamed and dragged out from under the cloak of anonymity which apparently provokes language they would never summon the courage to voice face to face with their victims.
But Kemri's Mtwapa branch was targeted by an anti-gay mob on 13 February 2010 when a protest resulted in people being dragged out from the waiting room of the clinic and beaten.
Everything had been dragged out from stacked layers beneath the sea which is not, after all, forgiving.
Dragged out from beneath a pile of dead bodies, where it is presumed there must have been an air pocket, she is revived by the doctor, who hopes to make a deal for her to escape the camp.
Neither Sergio Ramos nor Pepe are comfortable if they are dragged out from their accustomed centre-back positions, while Xabi Alonso lacks the mobility to fully cover the area in front of his back four.
Step IV: We decode the received polynomial (a^{prime }left (x^{frac {a}{ b}}right)) as (v^{prime }left (x^{frac {a}{b}}right)=a^{prime }left (x^{frac {a}{b}}right -eleft (x^{ frac {a}{b}}right -eleftp V: The code vector v in C n can be dragged out from the decoded code vector v ′ in C bn by putting (x^{frac {a}{b}}rightn corresponding code polynomial (v^{prime }left (x^{frac {a}{b}}right)).
It is important that this undemocratic practice continue to be dragged out from the backrooms and exposed.
