Sentence examples for dragged off course from inspiring English sources

While his political and observational material is, invariably, forensically precise and painfully on-the-nose, some of Hall's best material comes when he gets dragged off course by the crowd, using his pure-bred stand-up skills to carry him through improbably seamless digressions.

Their machines break down and are dragged off the course.

The man was dragged off.

"Eventually, they get kicked off or dragged off.

If a reasonable banker faced with the information available at the time would not have taken those risks, the person responsible is dragged off the golf course and jailed.

Manners, once acquired, can ease your passage, but desire can drag you off course.

Don Giovanni – with his celebrated 1,003 women, is of course dragged off to Hell for his sins.

Mishaps over tax policy (see article) have not yet dragged him seriously off course.Yet some Tories blame their party's political strategy for their apparent lack of momentum.

Of course, rather than being allowed to continue his already scrupulous investigation, Stickler will be dragged off to a senate hearing and bombarded with endless rounds of questions.

He is dragged off to a corral.

He'll have to be dragged off".