Sentence examples for dragged up a from inspiring English sources

Tucker was dragged up a flight of stairs and was soon cloistered back in his eighth-grade English teacher's classroom.

Alas not: recent audits into old property losses dragged up a pile of unnoticed risks linked to office and retail developments stretching from Cologne to Magdeburg.

The first clue surfaced in September 1998, when fishermen off this Mediterranean port city dragged up a silver bracelet with their nets.

And, looked at closely, that crucifix seems to be made of the finest of fine woods – scarcely in the condition that it would have been had it been dragged up a hill by the devoted Simon of Cyrene.

IN the year 628, so the legend goes, two brothers named Hinokuma were fishing in the Sumida River, which ran through the little village of Edo - now called Tokyo - when they dragged up a statue of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy.

There was more elaborately choreographed catastrophe of lankiness, in which the protagonist found herself being dragged up a shop escalator, forced to talk in a strangulated upper-class voice while accidentally hooked to the coat of a shopper deafened by headphones.

That has to be most of the contents of their five-hundred-square-foot apartment jammed into the largest suitcases I've ever seen that they're now dragging up a staircase.

There's a body on the floor of the gallery, as if he'd been dragged up from an east Kent beach.

You were dragged up from an eternity in hell to have one last crack at humanity, weren't you, and now there is some dark revving engine inside you that feels the need to self-punish, endlessly, isn't there?

The detainee would then be hooded and dragged up and down a long corridor while being slapped and punched".

A detainee would be shouted at, have his clothes cut off, be secured with tape, hooded and dragged up and down a long corridor while being slapped and punched.