Sentence examples for dragged them forward from inspiring English sources

"What's this all about?" he kept saying, the cruiser nosing through the dark streets to the station house, the man at the wheel and the man beside him as incapable of speech as the seats or the wire mesh or the gleaming black dashboard that dragged them forward into the night.

The 14 dancers (augmented by extras) begin by dragging them forward, but the staggered pattern does not have the impact of the mass rush at the finale.

But they could at least give themselves a fighting chance by concentrating properly at the start of games rather than relying on the fight of their forwards to drag them out of the ever-muddier relegation mire.

When they dragged me forward, one of them had to drag me by my trousers… And they pulled them down, and left them.

On the first, Spain defender Gerard Piqué dragged Paraguay forward Óscar Cardozo down and was shown a yellow card.

November's 1.6 per cent  sales rise was far higher than the meagre 0.3 per cent growth pencilled in by experts, who  hinted that the sales frenzy may have simply dragged sales forward  from December.

Another one that turned away and the new batsman misread it, toppled forward and had his bails removed with his back foot an inch or so off the ground ass his momentum dragged him forward.

It's a mentality, and it dragged Bottas forward to the best result of his career.

I believe that the incentive mostly just dragged business forward: People who might have bought cars in November or January rushed forward to take advantage of the great deal.

The breakthrough was made by Keedy, who dragged Kapil forward to be smartly stumped by Gareth Cross - the slow left-armer's 50th Championship wicket of a season in which he has recently been linked with a move to title rivals Warwickshire.

"God" has gotten more moral over time because even organized religions have been dragged forward, often kicking and screaming, by human reason, which itself has been pushed forward by our discoveries about nature — discoveries that belied obviously false notions about superiority of one race over another or the need to impose divine vengeance to respond to simple, explicable acts of nature.