Sentence examples for dragged to something from inspiring English sources

Olympic champion and world 110m hurdles record holder Dayron Robles will be looking for a fast time on the quick Lausanne track and Andy Turner could be dragged to something special by his presence.

The Speaker has to be dragged to his chair to symbolise something or other from the year 1600, and any new law has to be signed off in French as this was how it was done under the Normans.

The daughter of an aspiring artist, Adele was constantly dragged to museums as a kid, something she now associates with her desire to express creatively. .

"Attacks, in our view, are attacks against freedom-loving Iraqis that want to move on with life, versus those that are trying to drag them back to something akin to the former regime," he said.

You discover it is possible to get dragged into something and then it is hard to explain why it all happened.

After 33 years in the military and intelligence...[y]ou discover it is possible to get dragged into something and then it is hard to explain why it all happened.

The patron saint of the dissidents, the former Mossad chief, Meir Dagan, tells Remnick in a particularly striking passage: After 33 years in the military and intelligence...[y]ou discover it is possible to get dragged into something and then it is hard to explain why it all happened.

You won't have to drag yourself to do something you love.

"I'm not going to be dragged into something that, first of all, that India doesn't want us to be part of and secondly, that I got dragged into from deliberate acts of violence".

In the middle they drag at something.

At the moment, the efficiency of being able to interact with a real time flow outweighs the pain of having to drag down something and put it into a window.