Sentence examples for dragged up for from inspiring English sources

Instead, it will be dragged up for years.

Carr was mortified to have his homicidal past dragged up for his new colleagues to read.

Suchet follows in the footsteps of Geoffrey Rush, who dragged up for a 2011 production by the Melbourne Theatre Company, and Brian Bedford who played the part on Broadway that year.

Baden-Powell is a closet queer who drags up for "skirt dances".

A young Crispin Glover and Sean Penn appear in succession, dragging up for the central role.

Shufflewick's much greater lewdness was less explicit, and she became a star, with the interesting distinction of being radio's first drag artist, or at any rate the first to drag up for the microphones.

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"I thought about dragging up for the Oscars, going as Rayon, because I knew that she would have loved to be there," Leto said.

Britain locks up more people per capita than any country in western Europe except Luxembourg (although it still trails behind America).A crackdown on serious criminals has crowded jails with petty thieves, as tougher sentences for one lot of offenders dragged up the punishments for others.

He did not shine: a poor student, he earned the nickname "Beetle" for his clumsiness and was dragged up before the headmaster for excessive masturbation.

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