Sentence examples for dragged in to from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Leveson could himself be dragged in to the row this week.

When Patrick pushes the microphone toward the bars to capture the roaring, his hand is dragged in to become instant lunch.

It was a flavor or an accent, dragged in to suggest spice and romance in 50's-style concoctions like Spanish rice.

Should everyone be dragged in to a chaos of cover-shifts and passed bucks, as more and more take extended leave?

The UK team behind The Lego Movie, which follows ordinary Lego construction worker Emmet as he is dragged in to a quest to stop an evil tyrant, must be hoping to repeat the success it has enjoyed in the US.

Clive Chamberlain, chairman of Dorset Police Federation, said that although the army had covered for the majority of the shortfall in G4S staff so far, police officers were now being dragged in to fill the gaps.

Huge corporations are being dragged in, trying to defend themselves against a legion of hackers, or as unscrupulous firms poaching the valuable secrets of rivals.

Joy felt the scene had been "dragged in simply to titillate the audience".

He suffers an accident in which his left hand is caught in machinery, and his arm is dragged in up to the shoulder.

If African dictators were doing the things Western countries are being accused of, they would be dragged in handcuffs to the International Court in The Hague.

Furthermore, Fc tags can be dragged in close proximity to the electrode surface via hybridization between the signaling probes and the capture probe residues after EcoRI treatment, facilitating interfacial electron transfer and further enhancing the signal.