Sentence examples for dragged out with from inspiring English sources

Mr Allingham's transports sometimes slithered into these, and had to be dragged out with chains.

Too many cases were dragged out with victims "having to live with the people who are making their lives hell".

The longer Microsoft's purchase of Yahoo can be dragged out with regulatory reviews, they say, the better for Google, as it gains while Microsoft's online business remains unsettled.

Each word was dragged out with the comic timing of someone failing an audition for Britain Hasn't Got Talent but the Tories greeted it with hysterical laughter.

They were scattered across the country, in their recipients' desk drawers or, in the memorable case of a literary critic who had a hook for a hand, in a box under the bed, which he dragged out with his piratical prosthesis.

Spare generators and cellphone relay stations, salted throughout the region for disasters, were dragged out, along with 400 cellular pay phones which, with the rest of Manhattan's pay phones, were programmed to operate free of charge.

The reports focused on the same Midway Meats plant south of Seattle that deboned the diseased Holstein this month, and showed videotape of cows being dragged out of trailers with chains.

As everyone draws together, the rotten truths at the hearts of families, friendships and relationships will be dragged out into the light with explosive consequences for all.

Some were dragged out into the streets, doused with petrol and set on fire.

His body was dragged out of the wreck several months later, with his hand clasped to the pocket that held the letter - charred and waterlogged, but still legible.

There was a warning sign in the eighth minute, with Newcastle dragged out of shape in midfield, when centre-back Sebastian Ryall was able to pass directly into the feet of Naumoff.