Sentence examples for dragged in reverse from inspiring English sources
An actor friend told me how she recovered from a 1-2 punch of first being hit by a drunk driver (dragged in reverse by an SUV for an entire city block), regaining her ability to walk only to be brutally raped in her first outing.
The audience is dragged in too.
President Obama has been dragged into reversing George W Bush's military drawdown in Europe out of concern for the task described by Nato's first secretary general: "keeping the Americans in, and the Russians out" of the continent.
Her face drags in the light.
Officers swarmed the car to get hold of the driver when he hit the gas and took off in reverse, this time dragging an officer for several yards before swiveling the car around and throwing the officer from the vehicle.
He drags furniture in off the street.
Generally speaking, flow can exert its effects by either drag-in or drag-out of the components of coagulation.
But liberals use the argument in reverse, saying that the Turkish state has spent years dragging its feet on the issue, which led to a war in the 1980s between a separatist group, the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or P.K.K., and the military.
His own shows have told stories in reverse chronology, with flash-forwards and flashbacks, through dreams and nightmares, even in the stylized ritual (and drag) of classic Japanese theater.
