Sentence examples for dragged in front of from inspiring English sources

IT'S always fun when bank bigwigs are dragged in front of the microphones.

One American captive, dragged in front of cameras for propaganda purposes, blinked a message in Morse code.

"What's really scaring people is the prospect of getting dragged in front of a Congressional hearing," said Bradley W. Burwell, a senior associate at CB Richard Ellis Hotels.

Business people have been dragged in front of MPs for much less, yet Ashley's appearance did not happen without a fight.

Or again when Johnson in the Senate volume just tars and tarnishes a politician who is perfectly innocent but dragged in front of hearings and it's sort of McCarthy-like.

Even on the occasions (both then and since) when the bank CEOs have been dragged in front of Congress for what have become almost ritual attempts to humiliate and shame them, most of those efforts have been failures.

Patten, a man well used to public life, has taken the gamble of dragging in front of the coconut shy someone who, until now, has lived and worked very privately.

Can you imagine seeing them dragged away in front of your eyes knowing it is for ever?

One 17-year-old boy remembered the day last June when Shabab fighters chained him to a gurney and dragged him in front of a huge crowd.

"Dear @SouthwestAir, I'm on another one of your planes, safely seated & buckled-in again, waiting to be dragged off in front of the normies.

McConville, 37, a Protestant-born Catholic convert, was dragged away in front of her children at their home in the Divis flats complex in west Belfast in 1972, driven across the border to the Irish Republic, shot in the head at a remote coastal spot in County Louth, and then buried in secret.